Sentence examples similar to sought after performance from inspiring English sources

On Friday, when discussing the league's plan to test for H.G.H., Travis Tygart, the chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, said: "It's certainly a significant and important advancement in deterring the use of dangerous and sought-after performance-enhancing drugs.

In addition, the substantivity and stability of most musks have made them a sought after material for performance based products.

Despite the prevalent use of crystalline alloys in current vascular stent technology, new biomaterials are being actively sought after to improve stent performance.

After playing hours-long headlining concerts, he would often perform late-night shows with his band at local clubs; these became almost more sought after than the "official" performances.

While chairman O'Brien has hinted at a possible T20 future for him at Glamorgan, head of elite performance Matthew Mott believes that Jones will also be sought after elsewhere in the sport's most abbreviated format.

However, in an environment with little visual instructions the positive outcome of hearing aid use on listening performance may explain this, as much of the readily available or sought after information for movement and risk avoidance are audible in Bangladesh.

She was very sought after.

They're fiercely sought after by collectors.

Other UK professionals are similarly sought after.

Cubism is sought after these days.

Newspapers were desperately sought after in camp.