Sentence examples for potentially performance from inspiring English sources

BUFFALO — A Canadian doctor pleaded guilty Wednesday to a felony charge of bringing misbranded and unapproved drugs into the United States to treat high-profile athletes recovering from injuries, sometimes with substances banned by their sport and seen as potentially performance enhancing.

Anabolic steroids are the most serious of all potentially performance-enhancing drugs that can be administered to horses, and their use is subject to a blanket ban in racing yards, whether or not a horse is due to contest a race in the near future.

This problem is due to the use of potentially performance-damaging irrelevant and/or redundant features.

Money can and does motivate people to work, yet large performance-related bonuses can reduce our personal interest in tasks and potentially undermine performance.

Here, then, are the current regulatory terms of our national pastime: Androstenedione and other potentially dangerous performance enhancements -- allowed.

But he embraces his fate with the help of a buddy, a Seth Rogen-like character played in a potentially breakout performance by Tyler Labine.

I ask her about another now legendary and even more potentially dangerous performance she gave in Naples in the early 70s.

The most out-there — and potentially alienating — performance I saw was at another affordable venue, the Teatre Poliorama, right on the Ramblas.

To be banned, a drug has to meet two of three criteria: Taking it must enhance or potentially enhance performance, place an athlete's health at risk, or violate the spirit of sport.

The crime of choice at the Metropolitan Opera -- offstage, at least -- used to be sneaking a tape recorder into the house to preserve the memory of a potentially thrilling performance.

However, it does nevertheless have significantly lower maintenance costs, and potentially faster performance.