Higher education is getting more costly, and student performance waning.
Recent reviews indicate that her energy for that kind of performance is waning, but hey, here's hoping.
With performance cars waning in the 1970s, Mr. Bricklin promoted the safety features of the SV-1 — shorthand for Safety Vehicle One — including a steel cage design, advanced bumpers and a well-protected fuel tank.
Weighing Help vs. Harm The most common reason men seek testosterone therapy is waning sexual desire or performance, although the ability of the hormone to relieve sexual symptoms is unpredictable.
Surrounded by a suboptimal supporting cast, his performance waned, and after two seasons, the contract had become so onerous the Bills cut him.
"If you have a fund where nothing has changed and performance wanes a bit, chances are you are better off staying with what you have," he said, adding that it is only natural that highfliers sometimes falter.
Performance waned somewhat in the succeeding decades, but current interest in its development—viz the recent highly popular retrospective of Marina Abramovic at the New York Museum of Modern Art has led to a resurgence of activity and debate about such issues as the value of reenactments and performance as a collectible commodity.
A week of concertgoing intended as a more or less random sampling of repertory and performance in the waning New York season turned up odd, incidental symmetries.
After weeks of intense negotiations with its international creditors, Greece will announce fresh austerity measures on Friday in an effort to restore waning confidence in its economic performance a year after securing €110bn (£96bn) in emergency loans, the biggest bailout in western history.
It is often a department chair or another institutional administrator who brings the disengagement to light, Lees adds, when signs of waning interest emerge from annual performance reviews.
Between 2001 and 2002, the clubs on field performances waned, resulting in a 10th placed finish in 2002.
