Sentence examples for playing population from inspiring English sources

He said the other day that, given their playing population, they should be winning the tournament every year and we all have to do something about that.

Rugby was introduced to Sri Lanka in the late 1800s, and today it boasts a large playing population and a television audience of millions.

The US have a longer World Cup history than most, have vast resources and playing population, especially among young people, and they've got professionals playing in top European leagues.

The RFU threatened to bar any of their affiliated players – in other words, the entire rugby playing population of England – from facing the Natives if they did not apologise.

Previously reported parameters of physical maturity were not suitable to assess the current schoolboy rugby playing population.

Based on this, it may then be speculated that the difference in neck strength between the general under-18 playing population and adults may be even greater.

However, other studies have observed low correlations between different leg, shoulder and wrist strength measures and serving speed in similar playing populations.

Playing in population centers means more television dollars, especially in the post-season.

Future statistical models should permit to investigate further and better understand these findings, especially the role played by population density and population mixing.

It's about the role that American cities can play transforming population aging into opportunity.

We conduct this exercise with students in groups of two: one student playing the host population and one playing the parasite population.