Sentence examples for struggling performance from inspiring English sources
They have reminded him that humor is the best way to offset a struggling performance.
Peterson, meanwhile, said he was aware that another national "Monday Night Football" audience would be tuning in, with many viewers remembering his struggling performance against Denver.
That's the sort of struggling performance expected of a barebones economy car, not a big sedan that carries a modest E.P.A. fuel economy rating: 16 m.p.g. in the city and 24 m.p.g. on the highway.
The struggling performance of Iberia, which has been beset by strikes this month, registered in a €343m writedown that reflected how far the airline's value has fallen since its merger with BA in 2011.
Largely unknown to the general public, Stockdale memorably opened the debate by unexpectedly asking the philosophical question, "Who am I? Why am I here?" He was unprepared to deal with some of the substantive issues raised, and his struggling performance may have damaged the Perot campaign.
But in my view Webber was not really struggling performance-wise at that point.
"I go every night," said Natalie Rogers, a psychotherapist in Manhattan who said she prescribes tango to some of her patients struggling with performance anxiety.
As the Evangelist, the tenor Oliver Mercer often seemed to be struggling, his performance marred by wavering pitch and a tentative narration of the story, which sometimes disrupted the work's overall pace.
The demand for refunds is due to the fact that DirecTV Now has been struggling with performance issues.
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.
Middle schools, in particular, have long struggled with performance slumps and competing theories on how to strike the right balance between structure and independence for students at a transitional, volatile age.
