Sentence examples for performance struggles from inspiring English sources

Through the hallmarks of active listening empathic inquiry, sincere acknowledgment, and expressions of concern you can help outgoing employees "separate their sense of self-worth from their performance struggles," writes Zins.

House of Saddam certainly isn't dull and though Igal Naor's performance struggles a little with the stock swarthy-villain effect that follows from the decision to have everyone speak a heavily accented English, he does effectively capture the penumbra of terror that must have surrounded Saddam..

Yet while Flume has the tunes, pitching himself almost as a pop Burial rather than the blaring EDM which propels most electronic musicians overground, his performance struggles to reach the back of the field, essentially being a variation on the well-worn "man peering into laptop".

Other risks are that the company suffers extended lackluster performance, struggles to access capital needed to re-establish relevance and/or earns a disappointing valuation when seeking an exit.

Swapping smoky Minneapolis for dusty Agadez, the largest city in the country's central region, the new film follows Mdou Moctar - a popular self-taught Niger musician in real life - as he rides his purple motorbike from performance to performance, struggling to make a name for himself.

You only see the results over time... under performance, struggle, relationships that take too much work (or not being in relationship at all) and even chronic poor health can often be attributed to one or more hidden worthiness factor.

Dwight Gooden, whose season has been marked by a series of good, bad and indifferent performances, struggled once more tonight.

With those balconies continuing to loom like a steroidal Advent calendar over the rest of the opera, the chilly, detached performances struggled to make an impact.

Somewhere in this overcooked, underlit, indecipherable pudding of a movie there are a couple of nice performances struggling to get out.

Furthermore, when averaged scores on exams 2 5 were compared, non-struggling students outperformed struggling students; however, the exam performance of struggling students who accepted peer tutoring was significantly better than struggling students who declined peer tutoring.

In the ensuing years after Emmy's premiere performance, Cope struggled to get her pieces performed by professional musicians, and he couldn't even get a classical label to put out Emmy's music, despite its obvious prowess.