Sentence examples for raised performance from inspiring English sources

Sales in that segment have exploded, and new competitors have raised performance standards for the class.

The OECD points out that Poland's reforms have raised performance to the same or higher levels as those of the USA and Norway, "despite spending less than half of what those countries spend on education".

Although the Air Force raised performance and safety concerns, the type's entry into service was a fait accompli, and it remained on strength for twelve years.

(IT-P2) However, from the PT-role perspective, the presence of the coach raised performance stress in some cases.

"You would expect that systems with greater choice would come out better because you expect competition to raise performance of the high performers and lower performers, and put out of the market schools and systems that do not succeed.

Both transformed the art of acting: Godard, by filtering performance through documentary; Cassavetes, by raising performance into revelation.

A "locomotive effect", he says, means that high standards in one area raises performance all round.Teaching unions dislike specialist schools.

Two, there is a lot of good research about what raises performance in these schools and what doesn't.

With the forthcoming iPad 3, Apple will once again have to undertake a delicate balancing act of raising performance while reducing power consumption.

For the athlete determined to munch on the go, there are shelves worth of prepackaged "energy gels" and bars, even jelly beans, promising to raise performance.

During his 11-year tenure, he was credited with raising performance standards, and recently has been mentioned as a contender for the directorship of the New York Philharmonic.