Sentence examples for sport points from inspiring English sources

Nicola Speroni of La Gazzetta dello Sport points to competition from fan websites, satellite television and general newspapers, which are devoting more space to sport.

John Whittingdale, the chairman of the Commons select committee on culture, media and sport, points out that it was not only newspapers that were responsible for these breaches of law and ethics but also newspapers that exposed them.

John Whittingdale, the chairman of the Commons committee on culture, media and sport, points out that one of the two sources who connected Mr. Coulson to phone hacking was anonymous.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport pointed out that candidates for the BBC Trust were asked to flag any conflicts of interest.

Officials within the sport point out that many black people now do play at junior grades and lower levels.

Ms Sturgeon said the Games were about "far more than two weeks of great sport", pointing to the creation of 60 legacy programmes as evidence of its impact.

"The BOA case is different, because they have a right of appeal, which the IOC didn't," Hugh Robertson, the Minister for Sport, pointed out as the BOA prepared to write to the IOC to seek clarification that the CAS ruling would not "impact on the autonomy of National Olympic Committees".

Since Andy Murray won Wimbledon the LTA has reported an upturn in people playing the sport, pointing towards a 100% year-on-year increase in July 2013, with 36,000 players registering on its website. .

But his enthusiastic embrace of the wide world of sports points up by comparison a troubling insularity and crabbed vision in the serious art world.

83 mins "It's taken American sport far too long to encourage black coaches, especially given the high percentage of black players in their three main sports," points out Ian Copestake in response to Gary Naylor's earlier email (62 mins).

But proponents of big-time college sports point to the University of Connecticut's recent experiences.