Sentence examples for changes in soccer from inspiring English sources

Last week, somewhat out of character, I wrote about the need for major rule changes in soccer.

Widespread diffusivity changes in soccer players compared with swimmers are similar to those observed in traumatic axonal injury following mTBI, suggesting that frequent subconcussive brain trauma even in the absence of a symptomatic concussion may affect WM microstructure.

In La Paz, the Instituto Boliviano de Biología de Altura (IBBA) conducted a study during early 2007 on health status, performance and physiological changes in soccer players from sea level (Asunción, Paraguay, 60 m) within 48 h after arrival at high altitude, compared with players resident in La Paz.

But the biggest change in soccer over time is the wealth that surrounds it, drives it and quite possibly corrupts it at many levels.

"I came back because it seemed to me to be a very interesting period, a moment of change in soccer worldwide and at Real".

(AP) BAYERN OFFICIAL SOUNDS OFF Uli Hoeness, the president of Bayern Munich, criticized FIFA and called on Europe's strongest federations to press for change in soccer's governing body.

Borussia Dortmund and its local rivals Schalke illustrate the changes in European soccer.

The reality is that we've just begun with the changes in U.S. Soccer and that may take a little while".

We have all of the apps and alerts to let us know when there are changes in the soccer schedule or band practice.

Koerte and Shenton published research earlier this month in JAMA, in which they and other researchers also found evidence of white matter changes in German soccer players who had no history of diagnosed concussion.

If the image of Brandi Chastain – kneeling, jersey in hand, her arms lifted in victory after sealing World Cup victory in 1999 – marked a change in US soccer, then Abby Wambach, one of the game's greatest players, running to the stands to kiss her wife after helping the team win on Sunday marked a change in America.