Sentence examples for had a weaker performance from inspiring English sources

EMDP students had a weaker performance compared to both graduates and students on the conventional course.

KBW had a weak performance in its principal trading unit, which trades using the bank's own capital, amid wildly swinging markets.

UKIP gained more than 150 seats in council polls across England, but had a weak performance in London.

This just proved what BenDeLaCreme said all along, that Morgan McMichaels had a weak performance the first week and should have gone home.

In the two cases, our method has a weak performance advantage.

The duration-related predictors have a weak performance individually, but they still contain additional information relative to the likelihood ratio LR.

Still, one may notice than in the Orban et al. study [12], subjects were trained during 30 minutes (i.e., half of the time spent in the present study) and consistently had a weaker place-finding performance than in our study, indicating that subjects learned to find their way in the virtual town at a level proportional to the exposure time.

A softening of the housing market in some areas, pressures on consumer spending from inflation and subdued wage growth have all fed into a weaker performance.

We have previously reported that a weaker performance in UMAT-3 is seen in females compared to males, in older subjects and in those with a rural background but a stronger performance by those from Asian language backgrounds [ 12].

"We had a very weak performance today, I must say," Coach Hans Backe said after the game.

(There have also been reports pointing to a weaker performance for Clinton in counties with paperless balloting; however, as both fivethirtyeight.com and the Upshot have pointed out, any difference disappears when one controls for demographics).