Sentence examples for of sporting grounds from inspiring English sources

Overall, it was possible to directly pair 36 subjective and objective assessments of sporting grounds.

Subjective measures have most commonly been collected through self-report, survey questions or by visual observation of sporting grounds.

An initial lack of recreational facilities has been overcome in Brasília by numerous cinemas and nightclubs and a proliferation of sporting grounds in the city and suburbs.

It is well known that the condition and type of sporting ground influences the risk of sports injury.

"As a result of these successes, CRL is now firmly established as a world leader in the construction, preparation and maintenance of sports grounds.

Resulting from the 1986 Popplewell Report into the safety of sports grounds and the later Taylor Report, the capacity of St Andrew's was set at 28,235 for safety reasons, but it was accepted that the stadium had to be brought up to modern all-seated standards.

The physical size of the main campus (116 hectares including large spaces of sports grounds and gardens) and the need for some staff and students to attend campus in the evenings may pose safety concerns.

Football is the most rational of sports, grounded in higher-level thinking, both strategic and tactical.

This study was nested within the Preventing Australian Football Injuries through Exercise (PAFIX) group-clustered randomised controlled trial (cRCT) and involved both subjective and objective assessments of ground hardness and soil moisture in a sample of the sporting grounds from Victoria Australiaa) where the trial was conducted.

Overlooking the 18th-century Bowling Green, one of New York's earliest sporting grounds, a new visitor attraction called the National Sports Museum is being planned in the landmark former Standard Oil Building at 26 Broadway.

The lack of parks, sport grounds and sitting areas has however led to a very limited number of social activities, which are primarily reduced to exchanging news, trading, visiting barber shops, drinking tea as well as gathering around mosques after prayer times.