Sentence examples for weakening in performance from inspiring English sources

And a three-year test by an electrical utility in California demonstrated that AstroPower's product had no downtime, no measurable weakening in performance and the cells yielded as much as 22% more energy than that of competing products.

It is unlikely that these facts had any effect on the groups that could weaken the differences in performance.

Lately there has been much discussion of cutting taxes to confront the evident pronounced weakening in recent economic performance.

Moody's said at the time that its decision was a direct response to the "worse than expected weakening in Johnston Press' performance" in the first half of 2016.

Still, Carson said fundamentals for Dow's performance businesses have weakened on stalled pricing momentum in performance plastics and chemicals.

One factor weakening the advertising outlook is a disparity in performance between some local and national media.

That is because of weakening performance in the education division, which reported an 11 percent decline in third-quarter revenue, to $836 million, from the period a year earlier.

Second, there is now evidence of weakening performance in China and the rest of Asia.

"Horses are sometimes drugged by unscrupulous individuals seeking to either strengthen or weaken their performance in the next race," Sabini said.

However, the widely used dyadic WT suffers fixed frequency partition manner and low oscillating bases which would weaken its performance in weak fault detection.

"An acceleration of growth in the vast services sector and an on-going construction boom offset a weakened performance in manufacturing in August," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.