Sentence examples for performance in the long from inspiring English sources

The company said it was making investments in services, which reduced profits, but should improve its performance in the long run.

As a result, many federal firefighting crews lacked the young, skilled workers needed to sustain peak performance in the long term.

Edward Atorino, a media analyst at the Benchmark Company, a financial research company, said it made strategic sense because the broadcast unit was not big enough to affect the company's performance in the long term.

In particular, the experts say, his efforts to make recruiting more efficient, to hire only certified teachers and to routinely identify and work with struggling principals, could improve student performance in the long term.

Even this week, as I went back to watch their gold-medal performance in the long program on YouTube, I see the magic, and can forget the brutal Soviet sports machine that made it possible.

And a crisis big enough to provide the China Club's library with a whole new set of volumes.* "Chinese Economic Performance in the Long Run", by Angus Maddison, OECD, 1998.

"Those penalties have nothing to do with Qwest's performance in the long-distance application," a company spokesman, Bryce Hallowell, said.

Some 60% of those surveyed said that sustainability issues will have a material impact on business performance in the long-term.

The second process seems to develop slower, and influences the cell performance in the "long-term".

Despite their widespread use, most research finds that incentives are terrible at improving performance in the long-run on anything but mindless rote tasks, because the fixation on prizes clouds our creative thinking (video explanation below).

This may increase the risk of malnutrition and nutrient deficiencies which, in addition for being an immediate health burden, may also impact labor productivity in the short-run and school attendance and performance in the long-run (Behrman [1993]).