Sentence examples for performance widely from inspiring English sources

In video of that performance, widely distributed on the Web, as people mosh around him, Mr. Koenig's shirt remains defiantly tucked in, an impressive feat of sartorial fastidiousness.

With the poor UK performance widely expected in the City, Tesco shares rose in early trading, but slipped 0.2% later to 340 pence.

In trying to turn the tables on Mr. Romney, the president's team was hoping to salvage a debate performance widely criticized by Democrats and Republicans alike.

A previous winner in 1980 for "Coal Miner's Daughter", she has gathered a slew of awards for "In the Bedroom", a comeback performance widely regarded as the year's best.

By Andy Borowitz October 15, 2012 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — With his polite and well-mannered performance widely panned in the first Presidential debate, President Barack Obama is under mounting pressure to prove that he can act like an asshole in the second debate tomorrow night, a campaign aide confirmed.

A detailed numerical simulation model for hermetic reciprocating compressors performance, widely validated under conventional fluid refrigerants, has been extended to numerically obtain the CO2 compressor prototypes behaviour.

While tourists paid 25 convertible pesos (£17), Cubans were charged just 20 Cuban pesos (60p), making the performances widely accessible to the local population.

When it presented its original findings in 2009, CREDO stunned the educational community and its observers by reporting that charter school performance varied widely with some schools performing better than public schools, some the same, and some worse.

Therefore, we sought to test the performance of widely used fixed-marker, genome-wide association studies chips in the Han Chinese population.

Performance varied widely.

Rubio's performance was widely panned.