Sentence examples for a few premier from inspiring English sources

A procedure is not experimental merely because it is expensive or novel or done only at a few premier medical centers, Mr. Klein said.

The successes are easy to point out and impressive - from the achievements of the national side, to the fact that next season 11 teams will be playing in soccer specific stadiums, to the growing revenue streams, and average attendances that would do any English Championship and a few Premier League teams proud.

The reason that we don't feature on British television is because the crucial work we do is boring and invisible, apart from a few Premier League footballers such as Wojtek Szczesny or actors such as Joanna Kanska, who played Sirkka Nieminen in TV series Capital City.

If you've been to any few Premier League games in the last few years, you'll know football has largely become a little bit quiet, more about the threat of a number 10 than the threat of a 10-stretch.

10.55am BST David Hills has come up with 11 things this grand World Cup has taught us - including that a fair few Premier League flops have proven a point in Brazil: Bryan Ruiz, not good enough for Fulham's relegation campaign and shipped out to make way for Kostas Mitroglou, captained Costa Rica into the knockout stage, scoring twice.

In a few cases, Premier or some of its officials have also received stock or options from companies with which Premier contracts.

Samuel, who had 16 interceptions in the last two seasons, was regarded as one of the few premier players in a thin free-agent market.

PAGE A25 Business CHINA'S OFFERING TO EUROPE COMES WITH A FEW STRINGS Premier Wen Jiabao of China offered to help Europe, but he linked the offer to a potentially onerous demand: that Europe renounce its main legal defense against low-priced Chinese exports.

Walter Mazzarri is one of the few Premier League coaches to favour a three‑man defence, the system he utilised effectively with Napoli, and Mourinho wanted to use quick wide forwards to push back the opposition wing-backs, turning Watford's defence into a back five and allowing United to dominate midfield.

Guardian writers' prediction: 13th (NB: this is not necessarily Stuart James's prediction, but the average of our writers' tips) Last season's position: 9th Odds to win the league: 750-1 Few Premier League managers will have as tough a task as Alex McLeish when it comes to trying to improve on last season.

Few Premier League footballers would be so comfortable in a back three and in such an attack-minded full-back role.