Sentence examples for limited trainer from inspiring English sources

The greatest barrier to credentialing amongst all trainees was severe time constraints, followed by access-related barriers (e.g. limited trainer access) (Table 2).

Hatton may have replaced a limited trainer — Billy Graham — with an excellent one — Floyd Mayweather Sr — but he hasn't altered his lifestyle between bouts and nor, more worryingly, does he appear to have learned to keep his trap shut lest he provide his opponent with the extra motivation that comes with prospect of making a braggart dine out on his own hubris.

There was a view that family physicians would be pivotal in developing training at rural district hospitals, although this might be limited by trainer availability; hence the need for training at central hospitals.

HORSE: High Limit TRAINER: Bobby Frankel JOCKEY: Ramon Dominguez Favored in the Blue Grass, but was no match for Bandini.

2. HORSE: High Fly TRAINER: Nick Zito JOCKEY Jerry Bailey Consistenttoptop jockey, Derby-winning trainer; what's not to like? 3. HORSE: High Limit TRAINER: Bobby Frankel JOCKEY: Ramon Dominguez Talented, lightly raced colt could be underprepared for the Derby.

HORSE: High Limit TRAINER: Bobby Frankel JOCKEY: Ramon Dominguez ODDS: 13-1 Front-runner galloffd off with the Louisiana Derby and will put his undefeated record on the line in the Blue Grass.

It was severely limited, and when trainers were required they wore full panda costumes to maintain Tao Tao's natural fear of non-panda creatures, human or otherwise.

His trainer, Mike Matzof, limited him to only two prep races before the Kentucky Derby, hoping to avoid injuries.

Then there are celebrity fitness apps (like Joe Wicks) but these are limited to a single trainer, not social and don't incorporate technology, so there's no feedback loops, fitness tracking etc.

Defence officials argue that costs may rise if trainer choices are limited, and that injuries may even follow.

Despite its widespread use and potential benefits, the literature on the effectiveness of train-the-trainer approaches is limited.