Sentence examples for performer in terms of from inspiring English sources

With a remarkably tiny 3% decline from the previous weekend, Philomena is the star performer in terms of audience traction.

Morrison said Publicis's digital credentials should not be questioned, as it has been a stellar performer in terms of acquistions and picking up individual talent.

Larissa Sheldon, though the group' s least mature performer in terms of acting truthfulness (her solo was the only one with hints of staginess), has some extraordinary spasms and self-contradictory gestures.

The next best performer in terms of Monday sales is thought to have been the Daily Telegraph, according to early unofficial estimates, with sales of its souvenir edition up 3%, or more than 10,000 copies, over a typical Monday.

Market Rasen in Lincolnshire was the worst performer in terms of shops, with a 3.2 percentage point rise in empty stores between March 2012 and the same month this year, according to information collated by research firm The Local Data Company for the BBC Radio 4 programme You & Yours.

Dutch politicians cannot afford to be complacent that the Netherlands will continue to be a world-class performer in terms of publication citations 1 and Nobel Prizes.

Yet it is one of India's lowest performers in terms of child malnutrition with 69.7percentt of children up to the age of five anaemic and 44.6percentt malnourished.

Inhibitex, FriendFinder Networks and Georgia Gulf are among the best small-cap performers in terms of returns, according to data tracked by the Russell index.

The worst performers in terms of ad spend, number of ads, and single column centimetres were Richard Desmond's Daily Express and Daily Star.

Mr. Barroso, asked by reporters Thursday about Ireland's proposals, said that the European Commission — the administrative arm of the Union — "has been arguing for rewards to those who are the good performers in terms of the programs".

And external speakers for iOS devices are consistently strong performers in terms of accessory categories.