Sentence examples for unacceptable performance of from inspiring English sources

"However, this achievement has been overshadowed by the unacceptable performance of BT Global Services".

Citing the "poor and unacceptable" performance of its European division, the Ford Motor Company said it would cut 1,500 of the 4,300 jobs at its biggest British plant, at Dagenham, east of London.

The railway infrastructure company, Network Rail, has apologised to passengers for its "unacceptable performance" on a part of the London to Scotland route.

This option reduced the risk of unacceptable performance to 30%.

In the United States, seismic probabilistic risk assessment is performed on nuclear power plant (NPP) designs to calculate mean annual frequencies of unacceptable performance, including core damage and large early release (of radiation).

Seismic probabilistic risk assessment is performed to compute the mean annual frequency of unacceptable performance.

The simplified procedure, which is suitable for implementation with preliminary design calculations, produces accurate estimates of risk unless the mean annual frequencies of unacceptable performance are very small, measured here as smaller than 10−10.

Reliability-based design methods and examples are given for the design of column strength and the adjustment of the column spacing to achieve a target probability of unacceptable performance or failure.

Ignoring these events may lead to schedules of unacceptable performance.

To illustrate outcomes of the SHPRM that do not lead to the need for an update and those that do, the example implementations of the SHPRM are performed for nuclear facilities that have target performance goals expressed as the mean annual frequency of unacceptable performance at 1 × 10−4, 4 × 10−5 and 1 × 10−5.

The best alternative replaced a herbicide entering plants via shoot tips (during emergence) and roots after barley sowing by a spring herbicide entering via leaves, introduced crop residue shredding before cereals and rolled the soil at sowing, which reduced the risk of unacceptable performance from 90% to 40%.