Sentence examples for more unknown runners from inspiring English sources

The longer the top runners wait to get aggressive, the longer more unknown runners can hang on, and the more uncertain the outcome".

But there are probably more unknown than known.

Read the rest of Michael Byrne's interview over at Motherboard.

Complex PTSD is even more unknown".

There is so much more unknown than known.

Giblin was only an eight-year-old in 1985 when a relatively unknown runner, Duncan Watson, rather audaciously threw down the gauntlet to his more esteemed rival, Bobby Shields.

If an Olympic track coach hears a report that an unknown runner had broken the world record for the mile by two seconds, he might be skeptical or wonder if the runner was on drugs.

Subsequent editions have grown larger and larger, with more runners, more spectators, and greater distances.

Soriano allowed two more base runners and was booed.

"Nike dilutes the scene; it attracts more mainstream runners".

More experienced runners preparing for races would do more sprints and have fewer resting periods.