Sentence examples for more skilled players from inspiring English sources

But as you get better, you compete against more skilled players - it lets us have a higher skill ceiling and a lower skill floor".

He has tried to put more skilled players around Mourning and Hardaway to take the offensive pressure off.

China, Zhang wrote in Basketball Pioneers magazine, must develop smaller, faster and more skilled players like the ones who thrive in the West.

He didn't play at all in his freshman year, and had trouble finding time for himself at receiver, competing against more skilled players at the position.

These are only available when an onscreen meter powers up, and they are intended as a mid-point between regular combat and the scorestreaks that tend only to be accessible to more skilled players.

Ryczek has observed that the Mansfields of today "unintentionally emulate" the history of the game, in which "gentlemen" who united to play in "the spirit of good fellowship" were gradually "pushed out by younger, more skilled players".

This is what the Knicks are missing — one more skilled player who can hit open shots, beat defenders off the dribble and take some of the pressure off Stoudemire and Anthony.

You can trade off on the door or window, or let the more skilled player take the front while the other handles the window.

Playing against more skilled foreign players will allow players from the participating countries to increase their skills and benefit from having some more experienced players on their teams.

Yet beyond the Lakers' putting more skilled role players around O'Neal and Bryant -- Mitch Richmond, Lindsey Hunter, Jelani McCoy and Samaki Walker are decent additions -- much of the league's landscape has changed as teams head to training camp this week.

With the continued increase of participation at youth, high school, and collegiate levels (National Collegiate Athletic Association 2015; National Federation of High Schools 2015; US Lacrosse 2016b), more advanced skilled players may be reaching the collegiate level and may have better movement patterns, awareness of body positioning, and control of the stick.