Sentence examples for slippage in performance from inspiring English sources

Laveesh Bhandari and Bibek Debroy, economists who together wrote a critical 2009 report, documented a steady slippage in performance from policing to health care to education, finding that the state had fallen behind in school dropout rates, in average class size and in jobless rates for those who manage to get an education.

But slippages in the performance also showed the difficulty and strain of those endless repetitions.

Different sizes within the same product also varied in performance (slippage at 19° for the 'small' sized sock and 30° for the 'medium' sized sock of the same brand in one participant).

Blake, who beat the French qualifier Olivier Patience, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, on Friday, did not have as painful a season in 2003 as Safin, but he was dissatisfied with his performance and his slippage in the ranking from a high of 22 to 37 by the end of the year.

Despite that slippage in its core business, total revenues at Smiths News increased by 2% year on year because of good performances by its educational supplier, The Consortium, and its books division, Bertrams.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Effects of gas slippage on the performance of shale gas simulation Open image in new window Fig. 5 Combination effects of gas adsorption and gas slippage on the performance of shale gas simulation.

Maybe it's just a general slippage in inhibition.

There is a kind of joy in this slippage, in giving up on realism and delineation.

There was, however, slippage in the number of sales recorded in 2000.

Is it another slippage in Tom Cruise's declining box-office appeal?

The slippage in memory may make it tough to learn a new language.