Sentence examples for years of poor performance from inspiring English sources

It also sold off its cheap French fashion chain, Mim, after years of poor performance.

After several years of poor performance while the overall market advanced, solar and other "green" energy technologies were market leaders early this year.

But after years of poor performance the South Africans sold their remaining interest to the Tayub family, the Midlands cash and carry moguls.

But some analysts said they believed that Mr. Salisbury's departure had been instigated by the Schroder family after several years of poor performance.

Another explanation might be that after years of poor performance, schools under pressure from Ofsted take action to raise standards, perhaps appointing a new headteacher or adopting new teaching policies.

The Miracle Makers Inc. of Brooklyn, which swiftly grew into one of the largest of the minority agencies, was banished from foster care in 2005 after years of poor performance that shortchanged children.

People will always look for patterns, but a couple of years of poor performances may just be a result of natural variation.

But it seems unlikely that their original teams would have had the freedom from the fans and the news media to give them the opportunity to play after years of poor performances.

Under the No Child Left Behind Act, schools must make "adequate yearly progress" on tests or risk, after two years of poor performances, allowing their charges to study somewhere else.

After three years of poor performances, Anderson, now England's leading one-day wicket-taker, reverted to his original approach.

"A lot of people made a mistake pulling money out of those funds based on a year of poor performance," says Morningstar analyst Hap Bryant.