Sentence examples for fixed sport from inspiring English sources

Focus on one sport can lead to increased risk of dropout due to lack of enjoyment in practising and competing in a fixed sport from a young age [6].

He said the bill for fixed sporting venues was $5.6bn, three-quarters of which would be raised from private investment.

"Just as it is with drugs, if you knock out a gang another one will fill the vacuum because there is considerable money to be made easily in fixing sport".

High-end Korean auto body shops fix sports cars for well-to-do businessmen from Flushing.

The prosecution will have been keen to demonstrate that anyone fixing sporting events will be brought to justice".

But these days, he said, he also fixes "sports watches, colorful watches, watches so big they look like baby alarm clocks".

There are about 20 to 30 fixers who travel the world fixing sporting events.

We know that match-fixing, sport's great super bug, thrives in certain environments; such as when athletes' wages are measly or unpaid and regulation and societal norms are weak.

"F1 is not a quick-fix sport," Allison said shortly after his arrival.

Allison, who joined Ferrari in September, said: "F1 is not a quick-fix sport.

But they, even Michels, were inspired by the beauty of Cruyff's belief that soccer need not be a sport of fixed positional play or stereotypical patterns.