Sentence examples for prospective champion from inspiring English sources

The concentration on not being beaten suggests perspiration rather than inspiration — and Juve's accumulation of just 39 goals in 26 games is not the record of an attack-minded prospective champion.

So is this the form of prospective champions grinding out results?

Tottenham had the talent to win the title for the first time since 1961 but failed to put results together, as prospective champions must.

Certainly it is not the hallmark of prospective champions to lose against opponents who came into the game without a league win and having made their worst start to a top-flight campaign, as Arsenal did on Saturday.

In Australia these days, there are legions of little boys and girls who either swim well or swat tennis balls impressively and coaches on both fields claim to be able to spot the natural prospective champions at remarkably early ages.

Zander Swinburne evaluates the talking points of wild card weekend, where the number of prospective Super Bowl champions was cut from twelve to eight. 1) Panthers prove regular season record is irrelevant in the play-offs Every year in the NFL there emerges at least one play-off underdog, a team who many expect to be booted from the competition as soon as it starts.

Under the legislation that Senator Kennedy and I championed, prospective biosimilar manufacturers would be permitted to use an accelerated approval process and utilize the clinical trials and laboratory data of the innovative product to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of their product.

The investigations cleared Delta Iota of any connection to Champion's death; Champion was not a member or prospective member of the fraternity.

2014 Champion of Champions .

Last spring, he recounted, he arranged a summit in Vienna between two prospective presidential candidates: Vitaly Klitschko, the champion boxer turned politician, and Petro Poroshenko, the so-called "Chocolate King".

This study evaluates the scheme on the basis of secondary data gathered by NICE during the evaluation processes associated with two annual cycles of the SCS, together with focus groups with champions, and interviews with prospective university-based co-facilitators of the scheme.