Sentence examples for performance in light of from inspiring English sources

All the submissions ask searching questions about the agency's performance in light of the financial crisis.

Economists said they were not worried about February's flat performance in light of the gains in previous months.

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"I'm not overwhelmed by the cost performance, in light of the fact that the costs were actually up over all despite a 21percentt drop in newsprint.

While the Jones Apparel Group posted solid first-quarter results this week, some analysts are wondering whether the company can sustain its performance in light of a lingering feud with Ralph Lauren.

"There is evidence that some remuneration committees have set about restoring a proper link between pay and performance in light of the government's reforms – with greater transparency and better engagement between companies and shareholders," Cable will tell his audience of FTSE listed companies - a rollcall of British businesses, including Marks & Spencer, easyJet and Investec.

Schleicher, who is in charge of the international Pisa tests that compare educational performance around the globe, was asked about the impact of selection on educational performance internationally, in light of the British government's plans to increase grammar schools.

A charitable reading of the situation suggests that Lexus did such a great job with the rest of the car that customers are inclined to overlook the IS 250's performance deficit in light of its other attributes — looks, interior, handling, the ineffable allure of that stylized "L" on the grille.

Morgan Stanley lowered the 2005 earnings estimate to $4.51 per share from $4.82, saying it expects a "more muted second half in Dow Chemical's midstream (performance) segments in light of the sequential decline that those segments registered in the second quarter".

Given the major importance of peak height and clustering for classifier performance, and in light of previous results, we reasoned that including these features made it difficult to assess any importance of other features.

First, we felt that such involvement might help broaden consensus on the development of specific indicators with those individuals who would ultimately be performance managed in light of these indicators; (primarily, health research system managers).