Sentence examples for relevant tournaments from inspiring English sources

Were the relevant tournaments each given only every other year, the fact that a Grand Slam took two years to accomplish would be irrelevant.

The least controversial game-theoretic modelling has applied the classical form of the theory to consideration of strategies by which non-human animals seek to acquire the basic resource relevant to their evolutionary tournament: opportunities to produce offspring that are themselves likely to reproduce.

A weakness of typical paired comparison experimental designs is the difficulty in incorporating prior information, which can be particularly relevant for the design of tournament schedules for players of games and sports.

This perspective, however, assumes that pre-tournament social unrest is relevant only to tourists and their safety.

"We hope that this tournament dispells a lot of myths," said Charlie Stillitano, the chief executive of Relevant Sports, which organized and is promoting the tournament.

Penders, who was the captain of UConn's 1994 N.C.A.A. tournament team, which won the Big East tournament, has helped make his alma mater relevant again.

He added, "If the L.P.G.A. can show that English proficiency is a relevant qualification to competing in a professional golf tournament in the U.S., they would have a defense to any claim that they are discriminating unlawfully".

You can also keep up to date with results and fixtures, along with the relevant coverage details, by visiting the BBC Sport website's wallchart style tournament tracker.

"We'd always get the tournaments out of the way, sit down and assess it and I'll speak to the relevant people involved now.

"We always said we'd get the tournaments out of the way, then sit down and assess it and I'll now speak to the relevant people involved.

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