Sentence examples for pressures of performance from inspiring English sources

Only the animals most adept at dealing with the pressures of performance were allowed to take part.

But Boyle, a fragile character who has sometimes seemed to struggle with the pressures of performance and publicity, also represents another concern about the genre – most recently raised by the writer-performer and former psychiatric nurse Jo Brand.

Kim Stanley, whose infrequent but luminous stage portraits brought her to the edge of greatness, but who ultimately shrank from the pressures of performance and stardom, died yesterday at a hospital in Santa Fe, N.M.

Evites produce both the silent shame of credit-card debt and the public pressure of performance.

This confidence, said with a smile, has not always been the case and Wiese has admitted the pressure of performance affected his decision to leave football in 2014 at only 32, an age in which he should have been in his goalkeeping prime.

Immaculate playing, scrubbed of accidental wrong notes even in the pressure of performance, worked its way down to a baseline of qualification for aspiring pianists.

The face to face nature of the assessment and the pressure of performance would most likely be experienced during public performances in the students' past, and related to extracurricular, rather than academic, activities.

This assumption was used for investigating the effect of capillary pressure on performance of a heat pipe.

This work aims to investigate the effects of temperature, gassing rate, gassing ratio (H2/CO2), reactor pressure on performance of Methanothermobacter marburgensis through anova analysis.

She once recalled that while she enjoyed playing for pleasure, she did not enjoy the pressures of public performance.

While activity trackers may work in teams of a similar fitness level, for those less used to exercise the devices could add to the pressures of workplace performance.