Sentence examples for equivalent teams from inspiring English sources

It was, after all, Dempsey's drive that led him to score 23 goals in 46 games for Fulham in all competitions last season and allow the club to do as well as it did; it is that same drive that led him to conclude that if he was going to move on, he needed to do it now, before he was too old to draw much interest from top English clubs, or from equivalent teams in other parts of Europe.

The electronic records of a random sample of 400 patients stratified by participating teams were drawn from the caseloads of staff who had attended the training and 300 from staff in equivalent teams in the control borough were selected.

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Last year Elias was one of 13 children invited to join the State Scholastics Team as they competed against an equivalent team from New Jersey.

He was also selected to play for the England National Game XI, the national team for semi-professional players, earning one cap against an equivalent team from the United States.

A week after the replay, four of the victorious Wanderers were chosen to represent London in a match against an equivalent team from Sheffield.

Edwards impressed the selectors and was chosen to play for the English Schools XI, making his debut against the equivalent team from Wales at Wembley Stadium on 1 April 1950.

"They can say it's not racist, but it's definitely targeted, which to me is the equivalent". TEAM will be out digitally on April 6.

In March, he played for England B against an equivalent team from Germany and, despite being criticised in the press for his "poor showing", was called up for the full national team a week later.

Aside from the typical advice not to drape yourself in an American flag (or the equivalent Team America uniform of stonewashed jeans, North Face fleece, running shoes, and a baseball cap), here are a few real-life tips to help you avoid making regrettable mistakes while traveling through Europe.

In multivariate analysis, two input variables predicted the aggregated measure of clinical performance: the proportion of breast care nurses in the team and workload (caseload per Whole Time Equivalent team member) positively predicted clinical effectiveness (β=0.376, P=0.003 and β=0.331, P=0.009, respectively).