Sentence examples for squad perspective from inspiring English sources

"From the squad perspective we have to move on and it will give one or two an opportunity".

With most Premiership squads now back to their full complement following the World Cup, the former Sale hooker believes it gives the squad some perspective of where they are in their development.

From an international perspective, this squad is highly inexperienced.

At Lilleshall, even the junior squad espoused a worldly perspective far beyond their years.

"First in!" read the headline of Nikkan Sports Daily following the 1-0 vintory in Uzbekistan that sealed Japan's qualification It took Shunsuke Nakamura, the most experienced player in the squad, to put a perspective on the achievement.

Plus, the military wanted the game to be told from the perspective of a squad leader; but in reality, if the squad leader is firing his gun, it means he messed up.

That frees up my time to help a little bit and get a different perspective on the squad".

"He will also bring a fresh new perspective to our team environment which will be healthy for our coaching group and our squad of players.

She was not with the squad last year and thus can offer a newcomer's perspective.

Keen said his "purely personal perspective" was that the diversity of the British squad should celebrated.

Jon Gregory, job search, application and interview coach, says: "First, keep a sense of perspective – it's an interview, not a firing squad!