Sentence examples for sport driven from inspiring English sources

Politics is, after all, increasingly a blood sport, driven by extremes and special-interest money.

As a sweetener, he was allowed to pitch and play another position, a rare concession in a sport driven increasingly by specialization.

Baseball has always been a sport driven by numbers, and with modern Sabermetrics, it's even more so.

The ski and snowboard industry is suffering a generational downturn in the sport, driven by less snow due to climate change as well as an increasingly sedentary population of young athletes more addicted to their smartphones than to the slopes.

My ambivalence about the sport drove him nuts.

Walker implies that these sports – driven by the athlete's competitiveness, the audiences' appetite for excitement and the huge pull of sponsorship money – need greater safety regulation, before leaving the issue up in the air.

"We saw a significant amount of attention being given to concussions in sports — driven by the NFL — and thought we could address the problem in the way we do for the military," says David Borkholder, founder of BlackBox.

Sports drive a lot of innovation in television, and if you want to see a vision of the future, look at Major League Baseball's application for the iPad.

Hill was so certain of Fox's defeat that he and Ed Goren, the president of Fox Sports, drove along Lake Geneva to a casino in nearby Montreux.

None of this was a problem with the Wii, where dedicated titles like Wii Sports drove demand, and where the unique motion controller took the focus away from graphics.

His skill and love of sports drove him to win Special Olympics medals in running races.