Sentence examples for dreadful performance of from inspiring English sources

Rather than inspiring visiting Denver to another dramatic rally, Tim Tebow sealed the most dreadful performance of his two-year career by throwing four interceptions — all in the second half, and with two returned for touchdowns 18 seconds apart — as the Broncos lost to the Bills, 40-14.

BT is looking to axe 15,000 jobs on top of a similar number of cuts last year, driven in large part by the dreadful performance of global services, which carries out large IT contracts for multinationals and pushed the company into a loss last year.

This superiority - and the dreadful performance of Red Bull - is already applying pressure behind the scenes of the sport.

Still, there are times when you can't put a price on connectivity, and compared with the dreadful performance of other 3G options, the integrated approach is the better investment if you have the gold pieces for it.

Angelo Mozilo of Countrywide Financial, former Merrill Lynch chief Stan O'Neal, and ousted Citigroup CEO Chuck Prince, testified to the House Committee on Government and Oversight Reform regarding their lofty compensation during a time of dreadful performance for their companies.

Texas forced Robinson into a dreadful performance — 15-of-28 passing for 143 yards with a touchdown and four interceptions.

Even more surprising was the dreadful performance by Duncan Cooper and Andrea Long of the "Corsair" pas de deux.

After weeks of dreadful performance, it looked as if the Dow was finally giving investors a chance to exhale, up some 200 points during the day, though it later ended down 127 points.

Some components of bosses' pay, such as basic salaries, actually rose healthily on the back of this dreadful performance.

In that dreadful performance we witnessed the cannibalization of what is most beautiful about our gender.

At the core of the government's dreadful performance when Katrina crushed New Orleans two years ago was the confusion of responsibility in which the new and untested Department of Homeland Security superseded FEMA as the manager of disaster response.