Sentence examples for unimpressive performance of from inspiring English sources

The only sympathy that can be generated for him so far is inspired by the unimpressive performance of his new defense team.

They are also more likely to fixate on a "native solution" to a strategic problem than to consider other options: Germans look to mechanical engineering for answers, Britons favour the financial sort.Mr Ghemawat argues that C-suite parochialism helps to explain the relatively unimpressive performance of Western multinationals in emerging markets.

But the unimpressive performance of the Liberal Democrats stood as a potential obstacle to that plan, since a Liberal Democrat bloc of about 60 seats would be likely to leave Labour and the Liberal Democrats together with barely as many seats as the Conservatives.

Fellow New York pioneers may recall Lyft's unimpressive performance out of the gate — throughout that first weekend, I tried to hail a car in Brooklyn three or four times, and every single time there was nothing available.

Hamed, the World Boxing Organization featherweight champion from 1995-2000, was returning to the ring for the first time for 13 months but was jeered after an unimpressive performance in front of 10,000 fans at the London Arena.

Originally intended to serve as a pure fighter, its unimpressive performance and the allocation of its Napier Sabre piston engine by the Ministry of Aircraft Production for the Hawker Typhoon caused it to be redesigned as a strike fighter to take advantage of its load-carrying capability.

Last year's equivalent showed an unimpressive performance, achieving only £41,091,800 ($61,806,176), far short of its £52.8 million ($80 million) high.

The side spent most of the 1981 82 in bottom place again, which could have had disastrous consequences considering their relatively unimpressive performance in the previous year's re-election vote, but a late run of victories under Swallow's management pulled them up to 17th place and secured their place in the League.

South Carolina won despite an unimpressive performance by Garcia.

The critic Robert Palmer, writing in The New York Times in 1976, singled out Mr. Cassidy from what he said was an otherwise unimpressive performance.

What they didn't say: With its heavy all-wheel-drive system, unloved turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and unimpressive performance, the first-generation RDX was no hit.