Sentence examples for particularly bad performance from inspiring English sources

Recently, a struggling student had a particularly bad performance on a test.

And a particularly bad performance could start a stampede that even a gigantic war chest could not stop.

I sat with one such Shakespeare skeptic — the one I see in the mirror after attending a particularly bad performance — with details about the full range of Shakespeare productions on offer this season.

This was not a particularly bad performance but, considering the chances he missed, it could easily have been a heroic one.

Spurs decent despite defeat Despite the obvious disappointment of a derby defeat, this was not a particularly bad Tottenham performance.

The county's performance was particularly bad in 2002 because of the liquidation of a number of contracts that created extraordinary fees.

In this scenario, response shift – if present – might lead to an increase in change scores by prompting students to provide particularly bad ratings of their initial performance level.

Performance is also particularly bad when all of the sequences in the set are rather distantly related.

Maybe so, or maybe there are selection bias issues at work; performance among high school drop-outs may be particularly bad, because the characteristics that lead someone to drop out also contribute to bad labour market outcomes.I'm interested in a different aspect of this dynamic, namely, the racial aspect.

Nevertheless he promptly and wisely showed leadership by taking responsibility.The BJP could try to explain its own bad performance in the big state (plus an unimpressive showing in Punjab) by saying it had not tried particularly hard.

The idea to dismiss a coach emerges from a bad performance as compared to expectation (see Fig. 6) and the actual dismissal is triggered by two particularly unfortunate matches.