Sentence examples for raised their performance from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether a desire to own high-yield stocks has raised their performance or the other way around, but SPDR S&P Dividend, an exchange-traded fund that specializes in them, produced a total return of 42.2 percent in the five years through last Friday, compared with 26.5 percent for SPDR S&P 500, an E.T.F. that tracks the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

Over time, however, teams with low average emotional intelligence raised their performance to match that of teams with high emotional intelligence.

"On Racial Diversity and Group Decision Making: Identifying Multiple Effects of Racial Composition on Jury Deliberations" shows that in a mock jury, placing white jurors in diverse groups raised their performance level, encouraging them to cite more facts, make fewer mistakes, deliberate longer, and conduct broader and more accurate discussions--compared to peers in all-white mock juries.

For the most part, Taplin remembers the joy of that night – the way "those friends of theirs really raised their performances to the best level possible," he says.

Highly effective educators should be praised for their accomplishments, but humiliating ineffective and developing teachers cannot succeed in raising their performance.

Smith's program combined tutoring with athletics and was used by schools trying to raise their performance by using outside educational services.

Supporters of the new assessment say that unveiling it in so many states will yield a broad picture of what good teachers need to know and how it can help their students raise their performance.

The reverse games will be played on 1 November when PSG, who were under-par for much of the game on Wednesday, will need to raise their performance level if they want to stay in contention for top spot.

A third core belief was that the euro would lead to economic convergence, with the weaker and poorer countries raising their performance to the level of the rich nations at the monetary union's core.

The board ended social promotions; students in the 3rd, 6th, 8th and 9th grades (that is, at the ages of around nine, 12, 14 and 15) who lack the required academic skills must either raise their performance in summer school or repeat the same grade the next year.

England will have to raise their performance to beat Ukraine in Thursday's Women's World Cup qualifier, says boss Mark Sampson.