Sentence examples for A player to consider from inspiring English sources

We will be taking legal advice once we see the letter (sent to players by the RFU chief executive John Steele) but I have no doubt if there was an appetite by a player to consider challenging this they would be on strong ground.

There are various theories to explain these associations, and researchers now have a new player to consider: the bacteria that live in the digestive tract.

In any event, our study demonstrates the importance of proper Golf-AC5 complex expression and assembly for the balance of the neurotransmitter signaling in striatal neurons and introduces PhLP1 as a critical regulator of the process and an interesting molecular player to consider in the pathology of dystonia and possibly other movement disorders.

There's another player to consider, too.

And there was another alliance player to consider.

A manager, whether a former broadcaster or a veteran, can only ask players to consider doing something; he can't force them to do it.

He played in Greece before the former Atlanta Hawks forward Josh Childress made it an acceptable destination for top American players to consider.

In July 1961, while Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle were both chasing Babe Ruth's 1927 record of 60 home runs in a season, baseball commissioner Ford Frick announced that, for a player to be considered to have broken Ruth's record, his home runs must have been hit within the first 154 games of the season.

(Some bookkeeping: I consider a player to be 'active' so long as his major league career overlapped the year in question, even if he took the season off for injury, military service, or for another reason).

The exogenous pathogens and environmental disturbances are considered as a player to maximize (worsen) the matching error when the therapeutic control agents are considered as another player to minimize the matching error.

He was so incensed when his captain was sent off that he considered telling a player to fake injury but "it was not the right thing to do morally".Playing to the referee does not always require such subterfuge.