Sentence examples for pernicious performance from inspiring English sources
Some companies now require employees to shoulder what were previously employer responsibilities (such as national insurance, pensions and sick pay) and be subject to pernicious performance management targets and monitoring.
Berman's serious question will be about what the candidates would change in sports, and Obama will say something about concussions in football and Romney will say something about his dedication to eradicating the pernicious influence of performance-enhancing drugs in yachting, and then mention the Salt Lake City Olympics.
And investments in basic education by governments and their partners are compromised by malnutrition's pernicious effects on brain development and intellectual performance.
"The pernicious thing when trying to create a high performance culture is not weak performers -- weak performers are easy to deal with," said Ciancutti, whose last position at Netflix was vice president of product engineering.
Even more pernicious measures are becoming widespread, such as moves to assess the performance of academic staff by measuring the amount of grant money they bring in (Bishop, 2014; Jump, 2015).
The poor performance of EAF slag was attributed to the presence of pernicious free lime and periclase in the slag (Manso et al. 2006; Pellegrino and Gaddo 2009).
The most pernicious ideology is the mantra, repeated endlessly in boardrooms and business schools, that to achieve superior economic performance companies should "maximise shareholder value".
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
That inertia is pernicious.
