Sentence examples for equivalent tournament from inspiring English sources

In fact the most significant contributors to the reported rise in profits are a 1% increase in advertising revenues (£15m), lower programming costs because of no football World Cup or equivalent tournament in 2011 (£29m) and company cost savings (£20m).

He is the unequivocal star of this World Cup – offering an irresistible blend of glamour and gravitas – but it was more difficult at rugby union's equivalent tournament in 2011.

The equivalent tournament for Dota 2, The International 4, had a prize pool of nearly $11 million with the winning team, Chinese crew Newbee, taking home $5 million.

An equivalent tournament for women's football, the FIFA Women's World Cup, was first held in 1991 in the People's Republic of China.

The equivalent tournament for Dota 2, The International 4, had a prize pool of nearly $11 million (almost £7 million) with the winning team, Chinese crew Newbee, taking home £3,191,343.

1 2 Next Page » This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: December 8, 2010 An article on Tuesday about Dan Feyer, the winner of this year's American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, misstated the top prize given at the equivalent Sudoku tournament.

Westwood, who was roundly criticised in the US for his decision not to enter the Players Championship this month (the PGA Tour's equivalent of this tournament), identified the ironies involved.

Steven Gerrard did a job when his running power dwindled, just as James Milner could fill in, too, a fine, intelligent footballer but for successive England managers a kind of comfort blanket and all-round fail-safe, the tournament equivalent of tucking your vest into your underpants.

A total of 1681 matches were played in the 53 tournaments, equivalent to 55 473 player-hours.

Instead, after a season of avoiding the under 23s, he was sent with the national equivalent to the Toulon Tournament – where he played very well.

Poulter says that every putt at the event is "the equivalent of winning a tournament" and that the emotion that goes through him equals what he feels when he is in contention on the Sunday of a big tournament.