Sentence examples for wider performance from inspiring English sources

Mr Axelrod, along with his associates Larry Grisolano and Mike Donilon, are likely to look at Mr Miliband's wider performance rather than just his television appearances.

When determining bonuses, the committee "considered the wider performance of the group and agreed management has reversed the negative trajectory and were making strong progress in delivering the turnaround plan.

Just two years later this was £360,000 – a basic salary of £110,000 and a bonus of £250,000 based partly on the bank's wider performance but also on how much profit an employee brings in.

Sky replied that the ad was not misleading as it included a caveat that the claim was based purely on Ofcom's report comparing fixed-line broadband, so wider performance claims, such as those for Wi-Fi, were not necessary.

The SRU will contribute £62,500 per club, per year for squad building and £75,000 per club, per year for coaching and the wider performance programme.

As a future work, more metrics can be added to our study in order to have a wider performance view of the VMs.

Owen Wilson (in a charming, wide-eyed performance) is Gil, a writer in a mild creative crisis.

None of it, however, will be delivered live, meaning no views on England games or wider performances; Yahoo said it had all been developed in advance of the tournament.

Flared fenders barely cover the 19-inch, 10-spoke AMG wheels and wide performance tires.

The public image of him, that wide performance smile, the rumbling lilt of his "Hello, Dolly!," obviated everything else.

However, they did so in just 91.3% of cases in July, NHS-wide performance data released on Thursday shows.