Sentence examples for unfair performance from inspiring English sources

He dominated for three years, before jealous rivals, suspecting that his pharmaceutical habits conferred an unfair performance advantage, called for the implementation of drug testing, which had previously been confined to the dogs.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have since abolished this limit, although they are still monitoring research into caffeine to detect whether certain levels may represent an unfair performance enhancement.

When current MAC protocols are applied, Transit Access Points (TAPs) farther from the gateway may suffer from lower throughput, or even starvation, leading to extremely unfair performance between mobile users.

In fact, a study of Cambridge students found that 10percentt use pharmaceuticals to help with their work and it's been claimed that other universities are looking for ways to screen students before exams in an attempt to cut out drugs they deem as unfair performance enhancers.

For instance, back when folks were just starting to use words like Upload and Download, my band, The Rosenbergs, managed to get Universal to change their unfair performance contract with an email, and you got Apple to change their policies with a blog.

' The clinic manager has lots of responsibilities but they are underpaid, we get the same salaries as professional nurses and nursing assistants…' (Respondent # 54, GP) Nursing managers also complained that poor salaries for increased responsibilities were made worse by an unfair performance management and reward system: ' The performance management development system must be reviewed.

With this setting, the WFO behaves as the MaxSNR yielding unfair performances.

Stimulants are prohibited because they are considered to provide an unfair enhancement of performance.

One suggestion was that Stoke dragged the champions down to their level but that was manifestly unfair on their performance.

But unless it visibly reflected in her performance (unfair marking, poor lecture-delivery), I don't think it matters.

It claims the targets are "challenging" and that it is unfair to compare performance today with standards before the Hatfield crash in 2000.No doubt to avoid embarrassment, Network Rail initially proposed banning the media from its annual meeting on July 23rd.