Sentence examples for three-year performances from inspiring English sources

Their three-year performances are all well above average.

One- and three-year performance measures are the time frames currently in use.

King also received a three-year performance bonus in the form of shares worth £588,000.

This discourages investments that create long-term value for the company, as it could reduce LTIP payouts over the three-year performance period.

To provide incentives not just for management but for more than 800 key employees, the company revised its compensation structure, eliminating three-year performance cash bonuses, significantly reducing annual cash bonuses and basing future rewards on stock performance.

Wolfe also leads the dozen airfreight and logistics analysts in StarMine's database in three-year performance, with an excess return averaging 11.5%.

This is a temporary illusion of superiority that is not expected to persist. Figure 1 compares the three-year performance of Morningstar Style Box returns to the percentage of managers outperforming their style index benchmark.

Morningstar based its fund company rankings on an average of the three-year performance of each of the funds in the group, taking into account both the returns and risks of funds managed by the 20 largest fund groups in each of the four asset classes.

In early March 2010, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released a list of thirty-five of the state's "most persistently low-performing schools". These "Level 4" schools were selected based on their four-year performance in math and English language arts on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System.

The Dodge & Cox Stock fund's five-year performance has been better.

van Noort, S. P. et al. Ten-year performance of Influenzanet: ILI time series, risks, vaccine effects, and care-seeking behaviour.