Sentence examples for professional prize from inspiring English sources
In actuality, the intellectual landscape is so fragmented that highly literate Americans may not know of this prolific Harvard historian, the recipient of two Pulitzers, a National Book Award, a National Humanities Medal and a Bancroft (the most important professional prize for American historians).
Yet, as much as the Title IX law and the evolution of acceptance of women playing sports in this country has seen huge growth in girls' athletic scholarships, more professional prize money, more sponsorship dollars for women athletes, women in all sports will tell you the battle for coaching, financial support, media coverage and all other measures of respect still rages on.
The New York City Marathon didn't begin paying out professional prizes until 1984.
There will be both a professional award and a grassroots prize reflecting CMJ's love of cricket at all levels.
Without that, Obama's speech was always going to be a policy-light pitch rightwards to win back the independent swing voters that focus groups and professional pundits prize so highly.
Drivers were hired professionals; the prize went to the wealthy person paying the heavy expenses.
Ineligible skaters, buoyed by high television ratings, entered professional competitions with prize money and starred in their own professional ice shows.
"In the lower professional ranks, the prize money is terrible, so winning more money will eventually motivate those players.
Every day, millions of users tune in to Twitch to watch competitive online games (also known as eSports) played by professional gamers for prize money, sometimes totaling millions of dollars.
The problem is that youth sports are modeled after professional sports, which prizes winning above all else.
Just out of high school and already ranked among the world's top 100 squash professionals — he deferred prize money that would have put him afoul of N.C.A.A. regulations — Cowie first attracted the interest of Harvard's coach, Bill Doyle.
