Sentence examples for bearing on performance from inspiring English sources

Do you think physical fitness has any bearing on performance?

It was different if the story had some bearing on performance of a public office or involved correcting a misleading impression cultivated by the person concerned.

For bond funds, where managerial skills have less bearing on performance, efficiency gets greater weight.

Literature is also evident of this, like it was witnessed that individual's orientation has direct bearing on performance (Birley 1985).

"You can win your three group games and lose your one quarter-final and be playing off for fifth to eight, which seems to have no bearing on performance".

While no one seriously argues that influences and factors outside the classroom have no bearing on student performance, it's nothing short of mind-boggling that teachers, those on the front-line of the educational system, are practically tripping over themselves in a race to toss accountability into the trash bin.

Hall waved off the notion that this would have any significant bearing on his performance.

Last year, Detroit's police chief, James Craig, began to allow beards for men and stud earrings for women, saying they had no bearing on job performance.

As a poor child growing up in the Bronx of the 1950's, I can assure you that the physical surroundings had little bearing on school performance.

A32 Judge Nominee Pleads His Case William H. Pryor, Alabama's attorney general told Democrats on the Judiciary Committee that his personal views would have no bearing on his performance if he were confirmed as a federal judge.

"It is different if the story has some bearing on the performance of a public office or the correction of a misleading public impression cultivated by the person involved.