Sentence examples for performance was mixed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherwood's performance was mixed.

Labour's electoral performance was mixed.

But the performance was mixed across the region, with the Hang Seng index in Hong Kong falling 0.42percentt.

Stephen Davidson, the Mecom chairman, admitted that the financial performance was "mixed" with deteriorating ad conditions in the final months of 2011 pushing down annual earnings.

However, it won only 2 percent in elections in the reunited Germany in December 1990, and its subsequent performance was mixed.

The Tory leader, David Cameron, even gave his set-piece speech on October 1st from a lectern, calculating that his usual gambit of roaming the stage without notes would be inappropriately showy.After avoiding triumphalism, the Tories' main objective was to show a sure touch on the economy, and here their performance was mixed.

At some hedge fund companies, this year's performance is mixed.

But fairly or unfairly, with Bolt set to leave the stage, the appreciation for Bolt's unprecedented performance is mixed with foreboding.

Most of the areas in which there really is a global contest concern the state, not individuals and here Mr Cameron's performance is mixed at best.

Reprints Related items Criminal justice: Tipping the scalesJun 20th 2002 Northern Ireland: The question that won't go awayJun 20th 2002This week provided a good example of why opinion about Mr Blunkett's performance is mixed.

But the choreography was ravaged by critics, as was the play, and reviews of her performance were mixed.