Sentence examples for diverse offense from inspiring English sources
But it appears that they could dominate the American League, with their deep pitching staff and a diverse offense, and they could approach 114 regular-season victories again.
His numbers dipped, especially in rushing touchdowns, to 12 from 23, but the diverse offense made the Gators a better all-around team.
If O.S.U.'s impressive longstick Ricky Pages (who scored against Cornell last week), can do the same to Crotty on Sunday in Ithaca, the Buckeyes' diverse offense might be able to make it a game.
With Wilson and Marshawn Lynch – a foundational back who seems to get stronger late in the season – the Seahawks have a diverse offense to go with the league's No. 1-ranked scoring defense.
The sunflower sprout offers a diverse offense against AGEs.
As Peyton quickly and efficiently ran a multifaceted, balanced and diverse Denver offense, Eli was left to resuscitate a one-dimensional, dysfunctional and doomed Giants attack.
Tannenbaum vowed that Tebow would make the Jets' offense "diverse, more dynamic" and "more difficult for opposing teams to defend," when instead he made it more predictable.
Speaking of Tebow, Tannenbaum said: "I think what we've become is a diverse, more dynamic offense that's going to make it more difficult for opposing teams to defend".
Even with access to a nationwide database, Seena Fazel, of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, and colleagues had to include a very diverse range of offenses, from rape to possession of child pornography and indecent exposure, to maintain a large sample size.
With Tebow, he added, the Jets' offense would be "diverse, more dynamic" and "more difficult for opposing teams to defend".
Georgette F. Bennett, director of the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, a secular organization in New York City that has studied religious bias in the workplace, said that as the nation's religious makeup has become more diverse, the opportunities to give offense have increased.
