It is safe to say there is a falloff in performances; while the film was not notable for its screenplay, the star roles were crafted around Astaire and Crosby.
The suit also takes aim at what it describes as a "precipitous falloff" in student performance under emergency management.
But the falloff in physical functioning was much steeper than the mental slump.
Yet this falloff in helpfulness and, indirectly, in performance is smaller than might be expected, because fear motivates different people differently, said Dr. Bennett Tepper, an organizational psychologist at the business school of the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
That did not happen, though the series still performed well and NBC executives said the addition of Mr. Stern most likely prevented a sharp falloff in the show's performance after many years as the summer's only true ratings hit for network television.
Much of the drop is a function not of diminishing ticket sales but rather of a falloff in the number of private performances, typically bought by banks for the benefit of employees, clients and their families, during the circus's annual holiday season at Lincoln Center.
"We're not happy about the company's performance recently, and no one could have predicted the steep falloff in technology spending in the economy".
Still, the focus remained on lackluster performance at the Florida parks, where SeaWorld was hit hard by a falloff in visitors from financially troubled Brazil -- a continuation of a trend noted in the first quarter and one that shows no signs of abating.
B1 Neediest Cases B4 SPORTS D1-8 EDUCATION B11 Falloff in Test Scores Four years after American fourth graders scored high on an international test of math and science, their performance declined markedly when they reached eighth grade.
The falloff in passing rates occurred statewide.
We are coping with a drastic falloff in revenue.
