Sentence examples for a collapse in performance from inspiring English sources

And Ian Drake, chief executive of British Cycling, has insisted that he does not fear a collapse in performance and success akin to that which developed at Manchester United following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement as manager and the arrival of David Moyes as his successor.

He argues that a five-fold increase in the amount of money raised by venture capitalists from 1996 to 2001 led to "a collapse in performance from which the sector has never recovered".

It has recently been shown that a collapse in vacuole acidification and performance is an early event in yeast aging, which drives the subsequent dysfunction of mitochondria [ 34].

The 8.9% fall in underlying clothing and home sales in the three months to July was far bigger than analysts expected and echoed the collapse in performance felt in 2008.

Mr. Ostrowski's performance represented a collapse in the Labour vote from 45percentt in the 2005 general election, when Labour won its third straight national election.

So far the economy's sagging performance has been the result of a collapse in private-sector investment.

Britain's builders had their worst performance in seven years last month as a collapse in new orders clobbered firms in the run-up to the EU referendum.

Indeed, China's economic performance during the global IT slump in 2001 showed that a collapse in exports is not the end of the world.

A collapse in oil prices would help.

Or a collapse in asset prices?

But in a collapse of confidence and performance that has brought with it merciless booing from White Sox fans, this season Dunn has just 10 home runs.