Sentence examples for per roster from inspiring English sources

FIFA goes along with an under-23 format in the Olympics, with three wild cards per roster for older players, which means a lot of interesting soccer will be played in China in the next couple of weeks.

You can have up to 21 people per roster and seven players on the pitch: a keeper (goalie of sorts), three chasers (the ones who score the hoops and get the points), two beaters (the ones with bludgers who control the dodgeball side of the game) and the seeker (the one who chases the snitch).

You can have up to 21 people per roster and seven players on the pitch: a keeper (goalie of sorts), three chasers (the ones who score the hoops and get the points), two beaters (the ones with bludgers who control the dodgeball side of the game), and the seeker (the one who chases the snitch).

With more than 100 men per football roster, it became too difficult for some universities dependent on state money to offer enough women's sports to meet the requirements.

In 2014, a survey of twenty-seven teams found that more than half the active roster per team took at least one dose of Toradol per game.

The total cost to the government for the intervention and additional manoeuvres performed was $431,300 955% CI: $280,969 $581,63030) on a yearly basis, that equates to $19,604 per intervention practice, or $143,766 per facilitator or $4.67 per HSO patient rostered (see Table 10).

RehabCare draws on a national roster of per diem nurses -- those working for a daily rate -- for 80percentnt of its nurse staffing business.

Last winter, after a season in which the Sox won ninety-three games — but nonetheless fell short of New York for the seventh straight year — Boston installed a new general manager and replaced more than forty per cent of its roster.