Sentence examples for debilitated performance from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded that weight cycling resulted in negative mood and debilitated performance among their respondents.

However, the studies did not examine whether informal strategies played a role in leveraging performance of small enterprises, neither did they delineate factors debilitating performance of the small enterprises employ.

The presence of cracks debilitates the structural performance of rammed earth.

One explanation for the BJP's poor performance in elections in 2004 and 2009 is that Mr Vajpayee, debilitated by illness, had to retire.

Iraq is debilitated by civil war.

He's debilitated by a stroke.

Performance anxiety can be debilitating.

The consequences of combined undernourishment and decreased physical performance in older adults are debilitating and increases cost of care.

But his long stretches of missed performances in recent years have been debilitating for both organizations.

At some point the absence of the music director of an opera company or a major orchestra -- even from day-to-day performances, let alone major artistic initiatives -- becomes debilitating for the institution.

This question of what makes this orchestra Russian was answered decisively in the performance of Prokofiev's epic Fifth Symphony, composed in 1944 while the debilitating Soviet military campaign against the Nazis was nearing its end.