Sentence examples for risk being disqualified from inspiring English sources

So it behooves any golfer who is knowingly using an illegal driver to get it tested rather than risk being disqualified and, worse, being branded a cheater.

''Even now, they are praying that we are coming.'' Moments later, when Ricketts was out of earshot, a crew member confided that at this point it was ''unrealistic to think that the family doesn't know,'' but then added that the show probably warned them not to say anything or they would risk being disqualified.

The governing body's stance means that the teams would risk being disqualified if they ran their cars in that specification at the first race in Melbourne, Australia on 15-17 March.

He thus risked being disqualified for holding and hitting, but he got away with it.

Payments to relatives and outlays made in the years before the election are generally excluded from this exercise, and bills that inexplicably surface late in the process also run the risk of being disqualified.

After adjustment for possible confounders we found that the risk of being disqualified increased significantly with age.

After adjustment for possible confounders, logistic regression analysis showed that age >30 years was significantly associated with an increased risk of being disqualified for cardiac findings during exercise testing.

They lost the match after being disqualified.

The rest were disqualified or failed to show up.

In accordance with risk stratification protocols, these seven athletes were disqualified from competitive sport (note: one athlete with WPW was successfully ablated and returned to full competition 2 months post-ablation).

For this he was disqualified.