Sentence examples similar to non existent performance from inspiring English sources

Huntelaar may have claimed he should have been a starter for the Dutch in earlier games but his case was not helped by a virtually non-existent performance.

He may have "only" cost Real Madrid £50m but for me that is greater value than other people's £80m, and his influence in the team and in games is much greater than Ronaldo's, cue for Ronaldo's miserable and non-existent performances for Portugal in any major tournament.

Non existent for 70 minutes.

Education opportunities were almost non existent.

The information regarding the effect of these factors on performance is almost non-existent.

With regard to predicting future sporting performance, the scientific foundation is extremely limited and largely non-existent.

However, irradiation-performance data for these alloys is either limited or non-existent.

The English dialogue is stilted, the performances hollow, the pace evenly leaden, the larger social context non-existent.

"The economic performance of the region has stagnated...political reform has also been almost non-existent.

40 Data about the performance of combinations of new biomarkers in isolation from classic risk factors are still non-existent.

Those performances require perfection – the small margin of error for a 2 03 is almost non-existent for a 2 02.