Sentence examples for performance releasing from inspiring English sources

This relatively rosy news from Macy's is a contrast to JC Penney, which earlier on Wednesday had virtually nothing to say about its holiday season performance, releasing a two-paragraph statement that said the company was "pleased" and shoppers "responded well" to its offerings.

The network threw some hilarious, and incredibly petty, shade at Billboard immediately after the performance, releasing a short teaser advertising their upcoming tribute, writing, "Yeah, we saw that.

PCV 5% presented the worst performance, releasing less than 20% of propolis in 24 hours.

PCV 10% had an intermediate performance, releasing more than 30% of the extract in 9 weeks (1512 hours), although only 10% of propolis was released in the first 24 hours.

Islington Community Theatre will create a fifth performance released exclusively on BBC iPlayer the same day.

The industrial output figure is the first crucial indicator of economic performance released each month.

Mr. Schmidlin's resume includes a rock documentary produced from unedited footage of a live Doors performance, released as "The Doors: Live at the Hollywood Bowl".

The Healthcare Commission has clearly sworn an oath to tell some of the whole truth and nothing but some of the whole truth in its annual review of NHS performance released today.

Eighth-grade students in the United States scored better in both mathematics and science last year than in 1999, but still lagged their peers in a number of other industrial countries, according to a survey of student performance released yesterday.

It's a new, large global study that shows a strong link between "the presence of women in corporate leadership positions" and positive "firm performance". Released earlier this month, the study is called "Is Gender Diversity Profitable?

The variables defined as 'soft information' are specified as follows: Private information measures the importance assigned to private information on the firm's performance released by the entrepreneur himself or by those close to him such as the stakeholders.