Sentence examples for toll on performance from inspiring English sources

Not knowing how to handle difficult emotions can take a toll on performance, too, says Goerling.

He said Invincea has refined the technology to no longer take a toll on performance.

Not only is this taking a toll on performance, it's impacting your sense of well-being outside the office.

Spending more hours at work often leads to less time for sleep and insufficient sleep takes a substantial toll on performance.

Development of the Corvette was hampered by a ban on racing, instigated by the Automobile Manufacturers Association, which took its toll on performance programs.

But there's another kind of uncertainty that takes a big toll on performance: the lack of certainty that exists within a company.

Nerves and cramp would then take their toll on his performance, with just one wicket taken in the 281-run defeat.

The Spyder's weight and unusual design take a toll on its performance.

He said those matches took a toll on his performance against Sampras.

The conclusion is inescapable: the more hours we work continuously, the greater the toll on our performance.

The studies found that tired pilots suffered repeated "microsleeps" while flying, taking a toll on their performance.