Sentence examples for eroding performance from inspiring English sources

That defeat, and the eroding performance of the bench in recent games, helped hasten Robinson's return.

Perhaps the biggest long-term threat to Volkswagen is its eroding performance in customer satisfaction surveys.

As the NHS leadership develops its 10-year plan, the service is trapped in a vice of eroding performance and rising vacancies.

We are producing people who will do jobs they are not passionate about, which erodes performance instead of adding value.

We achieve a lasting, measurable competitive advantage by solving the problems that erode performance.

As outlined above, stimulation of the D1receptor within optimal levels improves working memory performance, while higher levels may erode performance [ 78, 79].

Overachievers stifle others' drive and development—ultimately eroding organizational performance, demolishing trust, and undermining morale.

Those transactions helped Adelphia, the nation's No. 5 cable television operator, mask the eroding financial performance that led to its bankruptcy in June 2002, Mr. Brown said.

That day, Mr. Brown provided damaging testimony against all the Rigases, describing a variety of accounting gimmicks, sham transactions and phony financial reports that helped Adelphia mask the eroding financial performance that led to its filing for bankruptcy protection in June 2002.

So literally in the shooting of the present, we used time to break down and erode the performance, and then we used time in the past to give the freshness and spontaneity to performances.

An expansion of AUM increases the fee income collected by fund managers, but is likely to erode fund performance due to diseconomies of scale.