Sentence examples for Professional competitors from inspiring English sources

Among the professional competitors, there were OBEs for the Northern Ireland golfers Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy, who both won majors this year, and an MBE for Scotland's most capped rugby union player, Chris Paterson, a week after he announced his retirement from international rugby.

Part of a four-day conference on how states of mind contribute to the performance of the world's best athletes, the sports psychologists discussed the techniques they use when working with coaches and athletes ranging from Olympics and professional competitors to college students in a wide range of individual and team sports.

The key to finding the right career, Marini says, is to follow that passion and take a risk; risk-taking is what will separate you from your professional competitors.

He details the inside story of lab life including the struggles, failures and blind alleys, the collaborators and friends, the professional competitors and rivals, and the timely and critically important help provided by a number of scientists, as Dr. Ramakrishnan and his team worked tirelessly to solve the structure of this microscopic biological machine.

Don't be too expensive or too cheap but do try to offer your services for less than professional competitors or you won't get a nibble.

Paul Ferency, 51, a professional competitor from Easton, Pa., who helped start the Celtic Classic, said there are up to 250 professionals (called "heavies") worldwide.

Each new restriction in quality scoring weeds out less-professional competitors, lowering the auction price of the Adwords used for arbitrage.

Khadijah's victory over the rest of the professional female competitors was a sign of how archery, a sport deeply rooted in history and heritage, has been thriving with the younger generation.

Tinley says that if a truck ever ran into one of the group runs, 95% of the professional triathlon competitors in the world would be gone.

Jersey have selected Commonwealth Games triathlete and professional Ironman competitor Dan Halksworth as part of their 2015 Island Games squad.

Normal people don't care about a lot of important things — does that mean industry professionals and competitors and pundits should simply agree with the consensus (or lack thereof) of the masses?