Sentence examples for and performed less from inspiring English sources

Dance aficionados once enraptured by the warmth, lyricism and delight she projected watched in dismay as she lost her sparkle, put on weight and performed less and less.

No work, I'd guess, has been recorded more and performed less than the Fourth Symphony, Sibelius's pitch-black masterpiece of 1911.

It was also a big – and sorely needed – triumph for Beppe Grillo's M5S, the movement that has declared itself to be neither left nor rightwing, and performed less well than expected in the European vote.

The migration experts note that the one factor that could reduce both EU and non-EU migration in the medium term would be if the UK economy stalled and performed less well relative to migrants' country of origin.

Some of the same researchers found in an earlier study that children in Chongqing, China, who had prenatal exposure to high levels of air pollutants from a coal-fired plant were born with smaller head circumferences, showed slower growth and performed less well on cognitive development tests at age 2. The shutdown of the plant resulted in children born with fewer difficulties.

It was found that the calves fed by the feeder with the closed stall stayed longer in the feeding stall following milk ingestion (P<0.001), showed longer bouts of non-nutritive sucking directed to the teat after milk ingestion (P<0.005) and performed less cross-sucking in the first 15 min after milk ingestion (P<0.001) than calves fed by the feeder with the open stall.

In high school, redshirted children are less motivated and perform less well.

They are less motivated in their studies, have a harder time learning from mistakes, and perform less well in high school, college, and beyond.

And this month, the city has been ordering the park's musicians and dancers to lower the volume and perform less often.

In enforcing long-ignored rules, the city is posting signs about littering and ordering the park's musicians and dancers to lower the volume and perform less often.

Studies have found that children who watch 10 or more hours of TV a week have lower reading scores and perform less well academically than comparable youngsters who spend less time watching television.