Sentence examples for more forgiving surfaces from inspiring English sources

The fatality rates are much lower in Europe – a lot of this has to do with how they regulate medications and some of it has to do with racing on more forgiving surfaces.

He also believes that the more forgiving surface is also healthier for young players.

If you really wanted to see how fast a man could run 26.2 miles, you would take them off the roads and on to a more forgiving surface.

Particularly in large houses with high ceilings, she said, a runner can make the space feel warmer while providing a more forgiving surface for children.

The artificial turf, which had been drenched by several large sprinklers before the game, created a smooth roll for the baseball-size ball and a more forgiving surface for sliding players.

But at least that was on a more forgiving grass surface.

Maybe a new helmet design would help, something that would better protect the skull and brain but also offer a more forgiving outer surface.

A group of cheerleaders from Berkeley College in Midtown moved their practice outdoors to the foul territory of a softball field in Central Park, where they practiced lifts on a surface more forgiving of falls.

By the third period at the Bolshoy, snow was piling up at a winter storm's clip, and the surface looked no more forgiving than the blizzard-battered ice on the Hudson River, where I'd been skating before leaving for L.A. The exhausted Slovenians looked at times as though they were playing broomball.

Over the last decade, the 1-iron has been rendered obsolete by the more forgiving utility clubs, which have a larger surface area and a lower center of gravity.

One important change sweeping the industry is the installation of synthetic racing surfaces, which are said to be more forgiving.