Sentence examples for contrasting team from inspiring English sources
If Red Auerbach were alive, he would no doubt remind us that the contrasting team dynamics are reminiscent of four decades ago, when Bill Russell's Celtics were a band of brothers and the Lakers had to suffer Wilt Chamberlain's insecurities and shifting emotions.
But Clippers-Lakers doubleheaders are, naturally, separate affairs, with their own admissions and fan bases and contrasting team histories, with the Clippers almost always the afterthought, although not this season with Chris Paul having joined Blake Griffin in the starting five.
Laidlaw's late penalty seals win for Scotland over Pumas For two coaches who dare not contemplating losing on Saturday, the contrasting team selections by Rob Howley and Allister Coetzee are fascinating.
When these two contrasting teams meet Sunday afternoon in the East Regional final of the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament, with the winner going to the Final Four, which approach will prevail?
1 Camp David's Delegates While it is impossible to know what is going on at the negotiating tables inside the secluded Camp David, the contrasting teams of delegates reflect the serious intent on reaching some kind of deal.
By contrast, Team 264, ranked second (tied with Team 250), selected genes that were simultaneously predictive in both species and achieved 80%and5959% BAC when predicting current and past exposure, respectively.
In contrast, team members from less established nations like the US, Poland, and Kenya, are ragtag units of novices, part-timers, and transplants from other sports.
The tax code will not be rewritten, but even modest improvements would be well worth having.The Big EnchiladaOn Social Security, in contrast, Team Bush has no truck with incremental change.
Optimization of the ultrasound settings and image capture is the primary responsibility of the sonographer, who is the point person of the main contrast team.
In contrast, Team Hillary had an intimate business roundtable discussion with five "ordinary" Iowans.
However, by contrast, team functioning was not identified as a continuum from coordinated independent behaviors through to coordinated interdependent behaviors, and a shared mental model between team members was not recognized as a characteristic of good interprofessional teamworking.
