EVEN with the cynicism about corporate financial statements generated by the Enron collapse, investors can still learn plenty about a public company's performance, the known risks it faces in the future and its current problems.
Meanwhile, there has been almost no change in how the public evaluates Donald Trump's performance as President: 41% of the public approves; 47% disapproves.
Polls have shown a close race, although how the public gauged Clinton's performance at the Democratic convention won't be known for several days. .
From this perspective, our analysis of school closings is an example of learning from a critical event about the nature and causes of variation in important aspects of the public health system's performance.
The public's appetite for performance vehicles has grown by 70% since 2009, Ford said.
Although we lack a metric to know whether this was the worst Congress ever, judging by the public's reaction, Congress' performance was abysmal.
For instance, the town's newspaper publisher, Serdar Bey, prints an article describing Ka's public performance of his poem "Snow".
When I first saw the musical, at the Public, in 2013, Kuhn's performance — the nuances of her rage, bewilderment, and loneliness — got lost on the proscenium stage.
With much of the public dissatisfied with Congress's performance, its legitimacy as a respected co-equal branch of government is openly at stake.
In the aftermath, critics contend that Facebook's offering price was too high and too many shares were sold to the public, hurting the stock's performance out of the gate.
Notwithstanding the fact that Peru had weathered the international economic downturn that began in 2008 better than many other countries, there was not wide public approval of García's performance.
