Sentence examples for dangerous performance from inspiring English sources

Here, then, are the current regulatory terms of our national pastime: Androstenedione and other potentially dangerous performance enhancements -- allowed.

"We've found no tires with dangerous performance attributes," said R. David Pittle, technical director of Consumer Reports.

I ask her about another now legendary and even more potentially dangerous performance she gave in Naples in the early 70s.

The sweet melodic counterpoint to the saddest country song is summed up as his lovely face turns dangerous; performance thirsty and urgent.

A third sister, Stephanie, nine, objected: "If something goes wrong, that's bad luck for us!" In the lobby, Allie Bauer, a Yale junior, said, "There's a certain allure to this being a very dangerous performance".

My Summer of Love has a characteristically dangerous performance from Paddy Considine and remarkable performances from Nathalie Press and Emily Blunt, who bring a wonderful naturalness and conviction to Mona and Tamsin.

Mr. O'Neill has a long history of racing sanctions and penalties for administering illegal and dangerous performance-enhancing concoctions.

As Bostrom puts it: "If every athlete takes a lot of dangerous performance-enhancing drugs, there will still only be one gold medallist".

"U.C.I. and the participants in the conspiracy who cheated sport with dangerous performance-enhancing drugs to win have a strong incentive to cover up what transpired," he said in a statement.

Doug O'Neill, the trainer of I'll Have Another, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes, has been repeatedly charged with administering illegal and dangerous performance-enhancing concoctions, but remains in the game.

President Bush delivered a powerful message in his State of the Union address on the responsibility of professional sports to eliminate the use of dangerous performance-enhancing substances by athletes.