Sentence examples for weak performing from inspiring English sources

The existence of the glass cliff is confirmed by research that women and people of color are more likely to be promoted to CEO of weak performing or troubled firms.

In each of the two sub-counties, with assistance from sub-county key informants, one "best CBMIS performing parish" and one "weak performing parish" were identified for a visit by the research team, adding up to 4 parishes per study district.

Unlike November, the strategic M&A market – while still relatively weak – performed better than the sponsor market in December 2018.

According to Lipper, the New York company that tracks fund performance, the weakest performing sector in 2004 is gold-oriented funds, which shed 10.2%.

Outside Asia, Brazil, Germany and Mexico have all shown consistent improvement, with Germany, Mexico and Turkey winning praise for improving the performance of their weakest performing students, many of whom were from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The weak relationship between WAM and post-test scores might be accounted for by the benefits of e-learning for weaker performing students, more so than higher performers.

"Yorkshire and Humberside was the weakest performing English region, with prices up 1.5% over the year.

Although generally speaking there were differences between stronger and weaker performing students, all students showed unexpected, inconsistent or inflexible behavior.

"Pearson underperformed the FTSE by 7% and is easily the weakest performing medium-to-large sized media company over the last year," says DeGroote.

Forecasters predict that in 2017, the year when article 50 must be triggered, Northern Ireland will be the UK's weakest performing region, with growth of just 0.2%.

The move could put Bernardi's Senate spot at risk with South Australia the weakest performing state for the Liberals in the Senate in 2013 (Birmingham only just scraped in) and Nick Xenophon's NXT party introducing a new threat, Max Opray reports.