Sentence examples for performance in the current from inspiring English sources
"Whilst the operating profit has fallen, this represents a strong performance in the current environment," said a spokesman for the publisher.
The ensemble approaches Beethoven with the reduced forces, limited vibrato and driven tempos favored by proponents of historically informed performance, in the current jargon.
This is, an announcer promises, "the actual Robert Preston, not the imitation in question" (a jab at Craig Bierko's Xerox copy of a performance in the current revival).
Mr. Ward noted that Lloyd's generated an investment return of £1.8 billion in 2009, but was unlikely to repeat that performance in the current climate.
Johnson Matthey has lost 121p to £33.95 after the speciality chemicals business reported a small rise in annual profits from £427m to £440m and forecast a slightly better performance in the current year.
In his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Pandit said Citi's investment banking and trading performance in the current quarter had thus far been in line with its third-quarter results.
Performances in the current season also include family programs by Batoto Yetu and the Forces of Nature Dance Theater Company in December.
Kurt Masur has long been a champion of the German composer Siegfried Matthus, whose Concerto for Flute, Harp and Orchestra (1999) is having its first United States performances in the current Philharmonic subscription week.
There would be three clear and separate focal points to the season, the majority of club competitions would be played without international absences, qualification for Europe would come as a direct consequence of performances in the current season, and the Six Nations would provide the perfect lead-in to any summer tour England might be making.
EG, however, face two challenges: the limited diameter of the substrate and the low cost-performance in the current price.
With a choir of men and boys, it draws heavily on historically informed performance styles, in the current jargon.
