Sentence examples for the decent performance of from inspiring English sources

Decline over the past year, which has caught many by surprise given the decent performance of the American economy and the Fed's (relatively) accommodative stance, reflects the development of a few key trends.The first is the ebbing of the commodity price tide.

In the UK, the number of households worth more than $1m grew by 7% in 2014 to 730,000 – with 1,019 worth more than $100m – while the country's private financial wealth rose by 11.5% to $9.7tn on the back of the decent performance by equities and bonds.

One night, after we attend a decent performance of "Carmen" at the Slovak National Theatre, we sit in an outdoor cafe, drinking wine and listening to a cover band in a bar playing music from the Jethro Tull album "Aqualung".

He bounces back and forth, tries to keep his diva hands under control and does a credible, decent performance of a song almost no one watching has ever heard of.

Mr. Bon Jovi can't act but he offers decent performances of "I Can't Turn You Loose" and "Have a Little Faith in Me".

The one decent performance, that of Gerardo Rodriguez as a quirky, intense private investigator, is swallowed up in the general swamp.

The Raiders got a decent performance out of Carson Palmer (who could really use at least one more potent receiving weapon), but a small handful of mistakes in the passing game wound up being costly.

Steve Buscemi was in for his diverting new film Interview, which does finally get a decent performance out of Sienna Miller.

This description of a kind of tightrope act, of snatching a decent performance from the jaws of something far less classy, could apply to a number of Mr. Litton's live and recorded performances.

The results presented in Figure 4 show that our reception algorithm making use of the CCs redundancy yields decent performance even in the assumed case of large fragmentation of available (not occupied by the PUs) frequency bands.

The combination of both methods provides decent performance in terms of high and steep OOB attenuation, thus confirming that such a combination of these methods possesses the potential for protecting both wideband and narrowband PU signals employing strict requirements with respect to the signal-to-interference-power ratio.