Sentence examples similar to generated sports from inspiring English sources

There are many schools that do not have any revenue generating sports yet continue to field collegiate teams.

Seven years later, however, the Big Ten Network relies on, in the parlance of college athletics, those nonrevenue generating sports for a bulk of its 24-hour, 365-day programming, as well as its live streaming broadcasts.

University Towers residents have complained for years about the noise, light and parking squeezes generated by sports events across the street, often without a response from the university, they say.

Managements of sweat and heat generated by sports activity are critical criteria for the sportswear to be competitive in the market.

These also happen to be the highest revenue-generating sports in college athletics.

Not surprisingly, revenue-generating sports at the Division I level are primarily limited to basketball and football.

The pride and excitement generated by sporting triumph have helped eclipse the financial worries of Spaniards who are enduring one of the worst economic crises on record.

Granted, it is impossible to measure accurately the economic activity generated by sport.

Second, that investing extra money does not by itself generate more sports participation.

The announcement is causing the kind of excitement among rare-book collectors and scholars that the Super Bowl is generating among sports fans.

Lacrosse is not a revenue-generating sport, which doesn't exactly compel athletic directors to support it.