Sentence examples for intense premier from inspiring English sources

Sir Alex Ferguson agrees with Wenger and believes players will need more rest after an intense Premier League season.

It is also often overlooked that in the furious, highly intense Premier League, the schedule actually slows down considerably for most teams in the spring.

He may be under intense scrutiny in the Premier League at the moment, but the mark he left in that one campaign at the Dragão is indelible.

But Jans is certainly not alone in finding it difficult to assess Suárez objectively — even if he speaks with an authority few others can — because soccer's partisan nature, particularly in the intense environment of the Premier League, makes it hard to have calm discussions about Suárez.

But amiable buffoons generally do not prosper as coaches amid the intense pressure of the Indian Premier League or the tough interstate rivalries of Australia's Sheffield Shield, and Lehmann has succeeded in both.

In August the new British premier Margaret Thatcher came under intense pressure at the Commonwealth conference at Lusaka in neighbouring Zambia.

Stanley lie halfway between Burnley and Blackburn but some locals believe the intense rivalry generated by those two Premier League giants leaves little room for the re-direction of emotions to a League Two minnow.

Premiered in 1977, this intense and unsettling 20-minute nocturnal has established itself as a classic of the medium, its seven movements exploring an exceptional variety of instrumental colour and texture, often drawing on special effects to do so.

Twitter's decision to pick the NYSE marks the latest chapter in a bitter, intense rivalry between the country's two premier stock trading venues.

For England, dealing with an environment as intense and occasionally hostile as that faced by Premier League footballers back home is part of the adventure and Peacock is delighted with the attention.

Beyond that, the increase in publications from institutions of less than premier prestige may exist because, amidst intense job-market pressure, star professors' protégés are filling an ever-greater range of open positions, including those at lower-ranked institutions.