Sentence examples for in which matches from inspiring English sources
The governing body's director of communications, William Gaillard admitted that the way in which matches in Italy are policed is a general source of concern for Uefa.
But dating apps like Tinder and Twine have pared things down to a bare minimum, upsetting an old model in which matches were made between painstakingly created profiles.
The decision to award Qatar the tournament prompted allegations about the way it won the bid and concerns about the heat in which matches would be held and the treatment of migrant workers building the infrastructure underpinning it.
"A professional did it; I knew I would do a lot of walking in these sandals," Mr. Josefsson said before arriving here Tuesday afternoon in the easternmost Russian city in which matches are being played.
Cricket has been booming in many parts of the world, thanks to a new fast format known as Twenty20, in which matches can be completed in less than the time of a baseball game.
The decision to award Qatar the tournament was hugely controversial, prompting an avalanche of allegations about the way it won the bid and concerns about the searing heat in which matches would be held as well as the treatment of migrant workers building the infrastructure underpinning it.
Eighty-five percent said "illegal items such as weapons, drugs, or open containers of alcohol were never discovered during a stop they had been involved in -- which matches up with the NYPD's own statistics.
This enzyme is responsible for a process called reverse transcription, in which matching DNA sequences are produced from mRNA.
It is seen as a mechanism for pairing people with jobs in which matching cannot take place instantaneously.
Challenges related to the presence of very closely spaced vibration modes are also shown, in which matching the identified modes to the modeled modes becomes difficult.
Although birds like parrots are known for their ability to imitate sounds made by others, "bottlenose dolphins are the only nonhuman mammals in which matching interactions with learned signal types have been found," he said.
