Sentence examples for unsteady performance from inspiring English sources

Del Zotto's unsteady performance in his team's 4-1 loss to the Devils in Game 4 on Monday was not without an understandable excuse.

By the looks of his unsteady performance in the 4-1 loss to Washington on Saturday, Lundqvist may still be hampered by a bruised forearm he sustained in the Rangers' conference-clinching victory last Tuesday in Philadelphia.

When McNamee finally took his seat in the witness box, there was the expectation, especially after his unsteady performance Tuesday under brief cross-examination, that Hardin would throw his questions high and tight right from the start.

But despite the advantages of his campaign organization, which quite literally is the best that money can build, Mr. Romney leaves South Carolina with fresh questions about his unsteady performance as a candidate.

Dissent has been heightened by an unsteady performance at Prime Minister's Questions last week, when David Cameron should have been on the back foot over NHS reforms and sentencing.

The paper describes the steady and unsteady performance characteristics of a small size turbocharger typically employed in automotive downsized engine applications.

His unsteady performances in September and October dampened his fund-raising potential, donors said, and set back his campaign.

Ms. Palin's unsteady performances in recent interviews turned this debate into can't-miss television, but they have also raised questions — from conservatives, among others — about the soundness of Mr. McCain's judgment in picking a relative newcomer as his running mate.

In this respect, he follows the playbook of Antony, who as Maynard Mack observed in the essay "The Modernity of 'Julius Caesar,'" convinces the mob that "all rationality is simply a surface covering up private grudges". This is the ad hominem strategy that allowed Trump to emerge unscathed from the Republican debates despite his unsteady performances.

Is it anticipated that individuals of the unsteady performer group, if their performance would have been steady (for example by more strict control or guidance), would gain as much as individuals of the steady performer group?

Can more be said about the cause of the individual differences in training performance (the steady and unsteady performer groups)?