Sentence examples for performance rest from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this means physical daredevilry, such as the young Marina Abramović and Ulay's performance Rest Energy (pictured), where the duo stood with a bow and arrow pulled taut between them: if Ulay let go, Abramović got it in the heart.

But the root cause of poor student performance rests with families, not with poor public education.

With vines, performance rests not only on great leaves and the possibility of flowers.

But longer-term, our economic performance rests on the post-Brexit picture on trade, competition and – crucially – productivity.

It reinforces the idea that the firm's strong performance rests with a few "key men," whose departures could be disastrous.

Any claim about the UK's superior performance rests entirely on the bad weather, broken ankle, now long gone, first quarter in the US of 2014.

But the excellence of his performance rests on the fact that he doesn't break — nothing he does makes us aware of the underlying absurdity.

The system's performance rests on the quality of its speech recognition -- a technology that researchers acknowledge is still far from perfect.

In terms of education, these folks frequently feel that the entire weight of academic performance rests on the schools and faculty.

From childhood, he and Teller, both obsessive practicers and incurable perfectionists, seem to have operated in the belief that any performance rests on an extraordinary level of pure skill.

With the three chaps lurking behind their equipment, the performance rests in large part on the charismatic presence and magnificent voice of Louise Penman – who can't stop herself dancing when not at the mic or behind a keyboard.