Sentence examples for performance outside of from inspiring English sources

Students are expected to attend at least one performance outside of class and to collaborate on an in class performance.

He also noted that Germany's export strength had been largely owing to strong performance outside of the Union, and in particular in Asia.

In a sell note, Investec said: "Whilst [the Stryker situation is being partially offset by a good performance outside of the US, the impact isn't enough to avoid significant downgrades to forecasts.

He also added: "...Adobe don't seem to have been too concerned about performance outside of Windows - if they'd sorted out the mac plugin performance issues 2 years ago, I wonder if we would even be having this conversation?

The best compliment for Lloyd's remarkable World Cup final performance – outside of the tangible rewards of the World Cup trophy and the Golden Ball (and the millions in endorsement dollars about to come her way) – is that, by any measure, her championship hat trick deserves to be mentioned with the top performances of all-time.

The application of holonic concepts to manufacturing was initially motivated by the inadequacy of existing manufacturing systems in the following two aspects: (i) dealing with the evolution of products within an existing production facility, and (ii) maintaining a satisfactory performance outside of normal operating conditions.

Hannah Gadsby Picassoo and other problems, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 4 April Seven-piece Cuban band El Son Entero arrive in Australia for their first-ever performances outside of their homeland.

Underneath the seemingly jovial protest to the move was a serious subtext: the musicians say their collective bargaining agreement requires orchestra consent for any performances outside of Lincoln Center or City Center, the company's former home.

Gardens Queens Botanical Garden: Music in the Garden: Body/Art/Dance (Saturday) BodyArt, a company that creates performances outside of traditional platforms, has developed a "roving dance tour" for Queens Botanical Garden.

The world number eight adds that his performances outside of the Grand Slams have been inconsistent for the last couple of years, adding that "it's probably something mental rather than physical".

What Timbre excels in that Bandsintown does not is finding concerts and performances outside of one's artist repertoire.