Sentence examples for so it has performed from inspiring English sources

When I asked about search and search advertising, he responded, "Search has taken up a lot of oxygen in that space and rightly so, it has performed well for advertisers and funded a lot of other things".

So far, it has performed well.

So far, it has performed proof-of-concept demonstrations in Venezuela and Panama, and is preparing for more in Mexico, Canada, Argentina and America.Another new type of concrete is at an even earlier stage.

One of the more interesting questions in British politics is not why the BNP has performed so well in recent elections, but why it has performed so poorly.

G.M. chose California as its test state in part because it has performed so poorly there in recent years, with a market share of 13.5percentt, far below its national average, which is just below 20percentt.

But it has performed so little each year that it has found its audience, and its universe of potential donors, much smaller than it was in the past.

When considering why it has performed so miserably, however, the first definition may be more useful.

Others contend that it has performed so poorly as a regulator that it hardly deserves more power.

"The new C-spec engine feels like a good step and it has performed so far without any problems," said Alonso, winner of six of the 10 races to date and 19 points clear of Schumacher in the standings.

It has performed so well in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49it has spawnedemographicon that show — "The Talkitg Dead" — whase the main spawned the topic of discussion.

DeVard joined only a year and a half ago and was one of Elop's first key appointments; she'd come over from Verizon and was seen as a key operator in getting Nokia back on track in the North American market where it has performed so poorly for years.