Sentence examples for the ongoing performance from inspiring English sources
"Alongside clothing, the ongoing performance of food is starting to look tragicomic.
"The members concluded that a wait-and-see policy stance was desirable pending an improved basis for judging the ongoing performance of the economy," the minutes said.
It said that it would continue to work with the F.D.A. "to understand the ongoing performance of our leads and whether additional studies need to be initiated".
A bond investor can track the ongoing performance of the bond by digging in and looking at the loans backing the bonds.
"To support our continued expansion and the ongoing performance of our existing stores, it's important that we attract the right candidates across all of our roles," said Ruth Doyle, Aldi regional managing director.
With the completion of the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial and the ongoing performance of several additional large-scale prostate cancer prevention trials interest in this intervention has increased.
In addition, the approach of integrating into existing public sector infrastructure allowed the work to successfully transition to the national HIV QI program, with no interruption of the on-site support provided by the PCT, ongoing performance measurement, QI activities, and continued quality in a number of areas.
The main attraction is undoubtedly the artist's ongoing performance "Take Me Here by the Dishwasher: Memorial for a Marriage (2011/2014)," a melody set to play 6,000 times throughout Kjartansson's exhibition.
The caveat to such discussion is the SFA's ongoing performance strategy, headed up by the Dutchman Mark Wotte.
The large-scale installation is part of the museum's ongoing Performance Program which started in 2009.
Schorr's project follows the artworld precedent established by Eleanor Antin's 1972 performance art, The King, and Adrian Piper's 1972-1975 ongoing performance The Mythical Being, and the surviving photo and filmed documentation, which consist of the artists assuming the persona of men confronting stereotypes of gender, and in Piper's case, of race.
