Sentence examples for players when compared from inspiring English sources
After adding his own voice to complaints about the schedule, Andy Roddick, a former grand-slam winner, was quick to point out that tennis awards a relatively small percentage of its revenues to players when compared with sports like basketball.
Results show that the proposed metalearner is able to provide higher profits to market players when compared to other current methodologies and that results improve over time, as consequence of its learning process.
With the exception of near stereoacuity (which was superior in our elite cricketers), vision was not superior in our modestly sized sample of high-level, sports players when compared to published values for young adults, and for some measures, it was slightly worse.
Lastly, do you feel that real estate sellers will strongly consider a flexible menu of services and fees from "micro" competitors or will they regard and dismiss the micros as marginal players when compared with the well-known and long established mega-brands?
But if you compare market share both Google and Apple really still are minority players when compared with Microsoft, purely from a product perspective.
In 2009, a NFL-commissioned report showed increased incidence of diagnosis of memory loss and dementia among retired professional football players when compared to the general population.
This guitarist was championed by Andrés Segovia, but always seemed a colorless player when compared with the more virtuosic English musicians Julian Bream and John Williams, or younger Americans like Eliot Fisk.
But as Mr Cameron notes Britain remains a major league defence player, certainly when compared to its European partners.
"MAKE WHOLE" PROVISION: The league proposes to make players "whole" for the absolute reduction in players' share dollars (when compared to 2011/12).
This was due to concerns Incognito had over the quality of the single-player campaign, particularly when compared to the multi-player modes.
In this study, a significantly higher prevalence and a pattern of more advanced radiological OA in the knee joints of ex-elite table tennis players was found when compared with control group who were matched for sex, age, weight, and height.
