Sentence examples for many teams made from inspiring English sources

But many teams made the attempt anyway, and with a variety of approaches at that.

Many teams made diagrams to help drill down to beneficiaries.

Many teams made donations to the Mariano Rivera Foundation, the pitcher's charitable organization.

As a result, many teams made the incorrect diagnosis because the physician with the chart did not understand the information needs and roles of other team members [ 28].

Many teams make rookies carry, for instance, girlish pink backpacks with bags of candy to the bullpen, but in Stosh, the Mets may have the sturdiest and most comprehensive essential-supply carrier in baseball.

Many teams make moves to shore up their playoff chances by obtaining players that are on the last year of a contracts — they often carry an uncertainty about their current employer's chances of re-signing them.

In the N.B.A. and the N.H.L, the seasons are much longer and so many teams make the playoffs — 8 of 15 in each conference — even small improvements can push a struggling team into playoff contention, so the temptation to change coaches is strong.

Many teams have made individual innovations to get the upper hand, including Renault's forward-facing exhaust or Toro Rosso's 'double floor' but it is the FIA's new regulations for this season that could potentially completely change the dynamic of the sport.

Brady theorizes that the advent of the 3-point shot and its heavy use by many teams have made free throws less important than they once were.

"Many teams have made passive houses in the past... [but] they're usually dense blocks with super thick walls and small windows," says Brown student Gareth Rose, one of 50 core team members who will be taking TechStyle Haus from design to reality over the next several months.

Cottrell agrees with one point Garnes made: many teams do miss a lot of tackles.