Sentence examples for worsening performance from inspiring English sources

The worsening performance of the loans has squelched demand for mortgage-backed securities.

Another possibility, said an executive involved in structuring the deal, is that the price of the Manville acquisition is renegotiated altogether, given the company's worsening performance.

Some economists say Germany's worsening performance -- its economy slipped into reverse in the third quarter, the latest statistics show -- could drag most of Europe into negative territory.

One of Scotland's most successful entrepreneurs has said that every parent in the country should be "deeply concerned" by the nation's worsening performance in global schools rankings.

His predecessor, Danny Breithaupt, had blamed increased competition for Frankie and Benny's worsening performance, but the new chair, Debbie Hewitt, who took over from Alan Jackson in March, admitted it was not the main factor.

Two years ago, the then chief David Brennan was forced to quit after a row over his £9m pay deal and a long period of worsening performance at Britain's second-biggest pharmaceuticals firm.

Under Ferguson, Town finished mid-table twice, but worsening performances meant that they began to struggle in the top division.

The union argues that proposed workforce reductions at Verizon will worsen performance.

In 2001, after analyzing data on more than a million students around the world, the researcher Micha Razel found "little room for doubt" that television worsened performance in reading, science, and math.

On the other hand, for energy harvesters with a bi-stable quartic potential function, asymmetries in the restoring force appear to worsen performance especially for low to moderate noise intensities.

They found that a nap generally improved memory performance, while caffeine either didn't affect – or worsened – performance.