Sentence examples for weigh on performance from inspiring English sources

Now, bankers are facing the prospect of job cuts, as a slack market for deals begins to weigh on performance, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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After receiving bailouts in 2008, the banks have struggled to jettison legacy assets, including billions of dollars of underperforming loans, that have weighed on financial performance.

Tougher comparatives and signs of slackening consumer confidence could well weigh on the performance, however, with both UBS and Execution Noble anticipating some slowdown in general merchandise trading.

But the atmosphere somehow weighed on me.

Elevated labour risk is likely to weigh on share price performance in the foreseeable future.

Tesco, which has operations in 13 countries, also suffered lower sales of frozen meat after it became embroiled in the recent  horsemeat scandal and admitted that weak demand for non-food products, such as big-ticket electricals, had "continued to weigh" on its UK performance.

Though it did not provide a formal outlook, market pressures are expected to weigh on Verizon's performance, muting its share price.

"The negative consumer environment in North America continues to weigh on Avon's performance in that region, and the company expects that trend to further deteriorate in the fourth quarter," said the company in their earnings release.

Declining interest income is likely to weigh heavy on performance as too will new business levels.

…The first teacher to clear those hurdles [of out-of-school factors that weigh heavily on performance] in my life was Mrs. Thomas.