Sentence examples for less athletes from inspiring English sources

And the evolution of women's basketball at Texas A&M is the remarkable transformation of a university that once prohibited women as students, much less athletes.

The number of British Virgin Islanders participating in the summer games, excluding 1996 and 1984, included four or less athletes, and until Tahesia Harrigan in Beijing, only included men.

Although the league's reigning MVP, displaying an almost blithe afterthought to his glimpses of magnificence (this space once described him less athlete than artist, his performances more akin to Jimi Hendrix than Pistol Pete Maravich, Jamess' greatest gift may lie in simply being famous.

It's rare to find an ego-less athlete these days who truly puts family first.

Davies, an F42 athlete who was competing in a combined F42/44 class along with less disabled athletes, was thrilled with his throw of 46.88m, enough for fourth place with fellow Briton and F44 athlete Dan Greaves second.

It seems that the less successful athletes had to train more to achieve similar results compared to the more successful athletes, since the more successful athletes achieved significantly more top 3 rankings already at the junior elite level championships (JWOC and EYOC) compared to the less successful athletes when aged 18-19 years. 18-19 years

Critics say that if you strip athletics departments of control over student-athletes and divert resources from sports, you'll wind up driving away potential stars, producing less accomplished athletes and making college sports less compelling.John Wall would probably never have made a one-year stopover in Lexington if he wasn't going to be eligible as a freshman.

She was breathtakingly inspirational, and without a peer in her running ability and her encouragement of less accomplished athletes.

His metamorphosis from pariah to prodigy is a lesson all its own, less about athletes than their audience.

But the less perfect athletes of the everyday help us to make the most of movement for its own sake.

Considerably less prominent athletes, like the members of the 1991 University of Pennsylvania women's lacrosse team, also have pages.