Sentence examples for weak performer from inspiring English sources

The only weak performer here is Sarah Newhouse, as Cordelia.

Much can be said about each act — there's not a weak performer in the bunch — but some mention should be made of the show's friendliness and intimacy.

GLOBAL oil production posted its biggest increase since 2004 last year but it was a relatively weak performer in a bumper year for energy growth, according to BP's latest annual Statistical Review of World Energy.

A winter campaign has put more emphasis on television, a medium in which Mr Bersani is a weak performer and Mr Berlusconi a powerful proprietor; his Mediaset group still has a near-monopoly on private TV.

"He is nonetheless a problematic, weak performer; his basic posture is awkward (he seems unsure about how to carry his head or his jaw), his rhythm and attack seldom excite, and his stage persona is freakish and overwrought".

Even the best trusts are finding the current climate tough, and the spectre of Heart of England foundation trust's troubled takeover of Good Hope hospital remains a powerful warning of the difficulties of taking on a weak performer.

"The pernicious thing when trying to create a high performance culture is not weak performers -- weak performers are easy to deal with," said Ciancutti, whose last position at Netflix was vice president of product engineering.

Target said in a statement that electronics, movies, music and books were particularly weak performers.

But as Ms. Lopez and the other judges have remarked several times, there are no weak performers left in the competition.

But, instead, the Chicago union seems to be using its political capital primarily to protect weak performers.

In March 2009, Zynga hired its chief people officer, Colleen McCreary, who formalized the hiring structure and started to trim weak performers, cutting about 30 employees by that summer.