Sentence examples similar to league wise from inspiring English sources

Two years later, the league wised up and went to a 2-2-1-1-1 format, to this day.

"Whether he's recognized as a great player league-wise, I don't know.

"We're disappointed league-wise but I made it my mission to come and do something special in this club and get to Wembley.

Vlade Divac was one of the best passing centers in the league and wise to the ways of the league, until last night.

Paterson struggled to cover Raiders receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey last week, and isn't in the same league talent-wise as Haden, which makes Rice an attractive option as a WR2.

"The C.I.A. thought it had picked a minor leaguer," Mr. Wise said of Ms. Vertefeuille in an interview with Time magazine, "but she proved she was good enough for the majors.

The XKR, while nice, isn't even in the same league performance-wise.

And while Estonia is not exactly in the same league language-wise, it has proven to be a real trailblazer in terms of how public money is being used to promote education in IT.

(But single people are reasonable, too: They also pursue those who are in their league, desirability-wise, though users rarely date down).

"We've got guys who have the status of being the top players in the league -- statistics-wise and respect-wise.

When he scored for England against Germany and Holland, the question was slightly reformatted: had Premier League defences got wise to him?