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In fact, power consumption is probably the reason Apple hasn't stepped up performance much from the iPhone.

"The further you go in the tournament, the harder it gets, and I really wanted to step up and produce a good performance," said Sharapova.

"[It's up to] especially those players who've been around a while to try to step up and produce match-winning performances".

"It's always the big traditional [meet where] everybody needs to step up and put forward their best performance". "The girls and I, we had a lot of fun," said Iva Icheva, who won a pair of events.

It is never too late to step up your performance.

"We need servicers to step up their performance to meet the needs of those still struggling," he said in a statement.

The board's changing composition will require directors to step up their performance in the board room beyond well-rehearsed "dog and pony shows". As more directors with relevant experience join the board, expect sharper questions and direct challenge, and assume you're in the room to amplify rather than provide a dramatic reading of the pre-meeting materials provided to the board.

"It's difficult because when we need to step up our performance for the play-offs we come up short.

Director of rugby Richard Cockerill says Leicester Tigers must step up their performance levels when they face Northampton Saints in the play-offs.

It remains to be seen whether the threat of new liability legislation will concentrate minds among tech giants to step up their performance on content moderation.

"The Europeans give me a chance to step up my performance, otherwise I would just be ticking along, and that would not be helpful for my progression in the 400m," she said.