Sentence examples for performing categories from inspiring English sources

After the racial discrimination row that overshadowed this year's Oscars, non-white talent is recognised in most of Bafta's performing categories, from Elba and Cucumber's Cyril Nri to newer performers such as Michaela Coel, of Channel 4's Chewing Gum, and BBC2's Javone Prince.

In the selection of districts within each study state, indicators that represent both MCTS and health system performance were used to stratify districts into 'good' and 'poor' performing categories.

Non-white talent is recognised in most performing categories: from the established Idris Elba and Cyril Nri to newer performers such as Michaela Coel, Romesh Ranganathan and Javone Prince.

The better performing categories were beauty, home and gifting whilst clothing was weaker.

Better performing categories since Black Friday included sales of footwear (up 4.9percentt) and electronics (up 3.2percentt).

You would think that swim wear, a $5.4 billion dollar industry in the United States that has been resilient during a recession, and is one of the three best performing categories in the apparel industry, would merit a grand ho-ha of a swim fashion week.

"Footwear was the worst performing category in April..

Home goods was the best performing category, with sales up 9% on last year.

Footwear was the worst performing category in August in the BRC report, compiled with consultants KPMG and covering the four weeks to 27 August.

Watches and jewellery was the strongest performing category for the second month running as the pound's post-referendum weakness again attracted tourists to the UK to snap up cheaper luxury goods.

Unsurprisingly the weakest performing category in the first quarter remained employment, which was down 30.7%, but Johnston Press said the impact will decrease throughout the year as public sector advertising activity was strongest in the first three months of 2010.