Sentence examples for performance is linked to from inspiring English sources

Compare that with only a year ago, when soaring exports were adding to booming economic growth.The dismal export performance is linked to the collapse in domestic capital spending, because many exports are actually products that go abroad for further processing and are then re-exported to the United States.

For Sony, it's a stretch to say that stock performance is linked to corporate governance.

Impact of biofilms on plant performance is linked to the structure and composition of the biofilm.

On the positive side, research by Blau (1955) and Chastain (1975) have suggested that better performance is linked to encouraging levels of test anxiety among the students.

The measurement performance is linked to the closed-loop sensitivity functions and a controller design based on a pole placement method with sensitivity functions shaping is proposed.

The separation performance is linked to the ratio between cross-flow and transmembrane flux, and could be captured with a dimensionless number relating those.

Listening to the news, you might be forgiven if you thought that stock market performance was linked to reality.

Poor enough performance abroad would indeed slow American growth, particularly if that poor performance were linked to a major financial meltdown.

You have grounds for complaint if you were not told that the performance was linked to share prices and your policy could lose value, or that it included life insurance.

The company confessed to the error last month when it told the stock market that it had erroneously stated that performance criteria linked to total shareholder return, a measure of shareholder performance, were linked to awards of shares intended to compensate the chief executive for €775,000 forfeited when he left PPR.

Differences in the performance were linked to the surface properties.