Sentence examples for performance could have a from inspiring English sources

She made history by becoming the first female pundit in a BBC World Cup team - in Russia last year - and was aware her performance could have a wider impact on women in football.

There is some evidence that the differences in respiratory performance could have a least some genetic basis.

When asked if Perez's performance could have an impact on Agbayani's playing time, Valentine said: "I don't know; I don't think so.

Due to the large amount of media attention given to the price cut for Repatha, that drug's performance could have an outsized impact on near-term results.

The economic backwardness of most Muslim countries has been another obstacle (though it is fair to point out that their economic performance could have been a lot better if their politicians had been more economically literate or more honest or, preferably, both).All this is true, but it does not really answer the question.

The number of assessments by each participating anaesthetist was not limited, and it is possible that one individual's performance could have exerted a significant effect on the outcome of the study.

Though the quality of playing was high throughout, reminding listeners what a valuable cultural asset to Northern Ireland this orchestra is, the performance could have done with a stronger sense of the music's immediate and long-term goals.

A further study also shows that a higher performance could have been achieved using a concrete isolating screen.

Ms. Orihara's performance could have succeeded in a different context, and Mr. Brdnik's virile force can breathe life into heroic roles.

The performance could have passed for a final exam at paramedic school.

The observed enhancement of exercise performance could have resulted from an increase in the proportion of slow twitch fibers and a corresponding increase in mitochondrial citric acid cycle activity.