Sentence examples for performance has dipped from inspiring English sources

This year, 8.2% of boys have achieved an A*, up from 7.9% last year, while girls' performance has dipped from 8.3%to8.2%2%.

Even a losing bonus point should be enough to secure one of the best runner's-up positions, but since beating Leicester a month ago their level of performance has dipped slightly.

Then, the smartphone attached to the bike is able to calculate, in real time, when your performance has dipped.

But looking at cancer services waiting times, while performance has dipped slightly in both countries, in absolute terms Wales remains marginally ahead of England, despite missing its (higher) target.

"It is extremely worrying that performance has dipped considerably at a time when ambulance stations and vehicles have been reduced," said Conservative health spokesman Darren Millar, AM for Clwyd West.

Donnelly admitted that his team's performance had dipped after five straight victories, while Wright thought his side had put in "a tremendous performance".

Mascherano's performances have dipped markedly.

The removal of chairman Jeremy Wray has only added fuel to the fire that Di Canio's future at the County Ground is in some doubt and while we're inclined to believe it all amounts to a storm in a teacup, it's hardly surprising that performances have dipped over the past few weeks.

Beckerman may be the player who finds his moment has gone with the national team – his club performances have dipped this year and when your great attribute is your reliability in support of others doing your jobs, that's not a luxury the national team can carry.

He added: "We accept we're in a trough at the moment, where performances have dipped at times.

Sutton, the former Welsh cycling coach and 1978 Commonwealth Games team pursuit gold medallist, says like track cyclist Sir Chris and Sydney 2000 Games 1km time trial gold medallist Jason Queally, Cooke's performances have dipped.