Sentence examples for league simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Mr Wenger approves, predicting that clubs will play in both a European league and a national league simultaneously, fielding different players: in effect, an A-team and a B-team.

James Harrison, the Pittsburgh Steelers' player who has received more than $100,000 in career fines, told the paper that he finds a system in which players are fined for big hits while the league simultaneously tries to add more games to the schedule to be hypocritical.

The spitball and various variants were forbidden to both leagues simultaneously in 1920.

Plenty of brothers have played in the major leagues simultaneously, even on the same team.

Many others reasons have been offered for persistent English failure in Europe, ranging from the really scornful (general decadence caused by too much money and too few brains and guts) to the more acceptable (the strength of the Premier League is simultaneously a weakness, as being more severely tested domestically leaves English clubs more fragile).

The government requires them to be at the top of global league tables, while simultaneously tackling national demands such as serving business needs and addressing social mobility.

After winning in Houston on Sunday night, however, they now are simultaneously league average and in possession of one of the most impressive victories of the season.

This is not unlike what Major League Baseball does when it places farm teams in communities across America, creating a system that develops a deep and broad talent pool (players/students) that ultimately benefits all of the members of the system (all Major League teams/colleges), while simultaneously benefitting the host communities.

The result will leave both sides frustrated, with the pair missing out on what was an opportunity to prove their Premier League title credentials while simultaneously denting the confidence of one of their main rivals.

Rogers now simultaneously owns the league's most valuable team and its arena, the television channel with exclusive rights to the games, and the cable distributor, internet service provider, radio and wireless networks on which they are broadcast.

In the case of the NFL, this means taking a knee and locking arms for a few weeks while simultaneously rebranding the league as a progressive space where diversity and community are valued.