Sentence examples for feeble performance from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bank is rethinking its strategy, after years of feeble performance and drift.

Indeed, SADC's own credibility, tarnished by its feeble performance to date, is at stake.

All in all, a pretty feeble performance by the folks at Planet Gore.

Fortunately, there is no chance that laptops will revert to the days of hefty weight and feeble performance.

Another explanation might be that productivity growth has ground to a halt, which is neither surprising, given its rather feeble performance to date, nor bad.

That feeble performance, along with the virulence of one of the strains, made the flu season much worse than the previous three.

There are no feeble performances.

The disarray of two of the goals, the touch that Lindegaard got on the free kick without saving it, summed up a shockingly feeble Manchester performance.

The Office for Budget Responsibility blamed the UK's feeble economic performance on the global spike in energy prices and the higher-than-expected domestic inflation that resulted.

While Barack Obama's feeble primary performance in states where he is unpopular is good for a snicker or a sigh, the real story of the night is the surprise blowout victory of Thomas Massie (pictured), a Ron Paul-style conservative, against the GOP establishment candidates in Kentucky's 4th congressional district.

This gave Mr Edwards's campaign a shot in the arm after some feeble TV performances and poor poll ratings.