Sentence examples for performers according from inspiring English sources

The first module recursively partitions the selected schools into sub-groups of relatively superior and inferior performers according to their energy and waste performance.

Telephone stocks, shares in major regional banks and airline companies were the worst performers, according to the Birinyi study.

Last year, the company had $3.4 billion in revenue and paid 8 percent of its gross revenue in royalties to record companies and performers, according to its annual report.

Jackson was an exception to so many of the usual rules of the music business that few of the case's central issues apply to other performers, according to several top executives in the concert industry.

Despite the emergence of buzzy new concepts such as "work-life balance" (a "phenomenon of below-average performers," according to Jack Welch), most people still see industriousness as a positive trait.

For another investor in the Canvas fund, Industriens Pensions, a private pension fund in Denmark, investments in the Morgenthaler funds have been among its best performers, according to Soren Thinggaard Hansen, the pension's head of private equity.

In Pennsylvania alone, the mortality rate during a hospital stay for heart surgery varies from zero in the best-performing hospitals to nearly 10percentt at the worst performer, according to the Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council, a state agency.

But when it comes to energy efficiency, the young 52-story tower is far from a top performer, according to data released under a city law that tracks energy use in New York buildings.

Even when companies have policies limiting the information that managers can reveal, people tend to talk, particularly when the former employee was a good performer, according to executive recruiters.

In 1989, the Small Cap portfolio was the country's number one performer, according to Lipper Analytical.

The best performer, according to the survey, was Ebico, which took just 21 seconds on average to answer the phone.