Sentence examples for eradicate performance from inspiring English sources

The shame isn't that the industry didn't eradicate performance enhancement drugs, because no sport has, or probably ever will.

The idea is to allow developers to smoothly identify and eradicate performance anti-patterns by automatically analyzing execution traces.

To completely eradicate performance-enhancing drugs from sports, the thinking goes, harsh punishments must be used to deter not only athletes but the entourages surrounding them.

To completely eradicate performance-enhancing drugs, the thinking goes, punishments must be used to deter not only athletes but the entourages around them.

We are also giving the Learning and Skills Council new powers to eradicate poor performance.

An army of outstanding teachers is to be parachuted into struggling schools in England's coastal towns and rural areas to eradicate poor performance.

Complete with an improbable but nonetheless lovely orchestrated version of Mardy Bum, the Arctic Monkeys' performance eradicates memories of their previous attempt at topping the Glastonbury bill in 2007, which fell surprisingly flat, not least because their insouciance looked troublingly like indifference.

Street-legal, two-wheeled hyper-speed is not new; the Kawasaki Ninja 900, Suzuki GSXR1100 and Honda Hurricane 1000 of the 1980s eradicated all prior performance benchmarks for street motorcycles.

"Hopefully, this will, over time, allow us to completely eradicate the use of performance enhancement substances in baseball," Commissioner Bud Selig said in a statement.

One includes changing the name to "extra-live" performances, to eradicate stigma and communicate the fact that seeing the show with a more diverse audience is actually truer to the spirit of theatre.

John Appleby, chief economist at the King's Fund, said: "2016/17 is a watershed year for the NHS in which it has been tasked with eradicating deficits and improving performance.