Sentence examples for lucrative competition from inspiring English sources

We already know that the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League, cricket's most lucrative competition, will start and finish in the same place — Chennai.

The moneymen were ready enough, in the hope that they can raise Bosnia's chances of winning, thereby bringing the lucrative competition to Sarajevo in 2007.Mr Schwarz-Schilling frets that people link Bosnia only to racketeering and people-trafficking.

If P.S.G. can attract big stars to France it can make a run in the Champions League that could allow France to have more competitors in the lucrative competition.

The tournament organiser says an announcement on the new broadcasting contract is imminent and the most financially lucrative competition in the sport outside the World Cup is expected to remain available to all viewers.

On Monday, a day after the I.P.L. final, the game's most lucrative competition was dealing with three players accused of spot-fixing; an umpire under investigation; and the arrest of a team official who is related to arguably the most powerful man in the sport.

Surely this should be one of the major factors in the plans to restructure the game – to produce a more intense, streamlined, glamorous and lucrative competition whose clubs would have a better chance of retaining British league's top talent, and of recruiting stars from elsewhere.

Dozens of entrepreneurs and space engineers will gather on the Isle of Man tomorrow to finalise plans for one of the world's most technologically ambitious and financially lucrative competitions: the Lunar X prize.

Only teams that do this can play in Uefa's lucrative competitions.

The breakaway league, which has become the world's most lucrative domestic competition since the split with the Football League in 1992, had its origins in meetings which Carter organised as far back as 1980.

Manchester United currently lies in a lowly seventh place and is out of contention for the top-four spot it needs to qualify for the next season's Champions League, a prestigious and lucrative European competition.

Her competing in the American Legion's lucrative annual competition was a scheme cooked up by her parents, a high-school debate coach and a high-school history teacher, to help her gain confidence and tuition money at once.