Sentence examples for possible lifetime from inspiring English sources

Gaines "is one of the athletes who received notification from U.S.A.D.A. and faces a possible lifetime ban," Tom Hammond said after Gaines finished fifth in a 100 semifinal.

Gatlin, the co-world-record holder in the 100 meters, subsequently tested positive for testosterone or its precursors, and is facing a possible lifetime ban from the sport.

Michel Platini (provisionally suspended) UEFA's president and a FIFA senior vice-president, he too is facing a possible lifetime ban from FIFA's ethics committee.

Grimes's Test Confirmed Analysis of a backup sample has confirmed the positive drug test for the sprinter Mickey Grimes, who faces a possible lifetime ban for two doping offenses.

Justin Gatlin, who shares the current world record and is the reigning Olympic champion in the 100 meters, admitted yesterday that he had tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug and faces a possible lifetime ban from track and field.

Here, Martyn Ziegler looks what has happened to the 22 men who made the decisions... Sepp Blatter (provisionally suspended) The 79-year-old has been provisionally suspended pending an ethics committee hearing into a £1.3million payment made to Michel Platini, and a possible lifetime ban.

As CHD events were determined based on hospital records and under-reporting was possible, the lifetime risks in this study might have underestimated the true lifetime risk of the study population.

Optimisation of switching voltages is therefore critical in order to realise the maximum possible device lifetime and to produce a commercially reliable product.

He believed that only small modifications would be possible over lifetime.

These studies should record as completely as possible the lifetime history of swimming pool attendance and time of onset of asthma symptoms.

Or it is possible that lifetime exposure information, including information on exposures during childhood, may be needed to elucidate the true relation between traffic and air pollution exposures and endometriosis.