Sentence examples for team rendering from inspiring English sources

Free agents cannot sign with a new team, rendering most of the conversations as hollow as a teenager's talk, but it is a chance for teams with salary-cap room, like the Utah Jazz, the Phoenix Suns, the Denver Nuggets and the San Antonio Spurs, to express their affection for the best of a marginal crop.

It was not possible to assess the effect of seniority or speciality of clinician prescribing therapy on eradication because of the many doctors in training associated with each team, rendering it impossible be certain who specifically provided advice to the patient and final choice of eradication therapy.

The priority setting processes are ad hoc and implicit, low skill and knowledge of the priority setting team members on FMNCH interventions, and the bargaining nature of the prioritization process due to lack of criteria and lack of the technical and supervisory support to priority setting team rendering the priority setting process for FMNCH inefficient and unfair (or unsuccessful).

The increased memory bandwidth let the team render characters with higher fidelity.

But the price for non-luxury premium tickets has grown significantly in recent years — thanks in part to endless demand from businesses and the use of more sophisticated, Web-based pricing tools by the teams — rendering the skybox rule meaningless.

Group games against Mali and Senegal provided glimpses of his evident talent, but the experienced defences of both those big-name teams rendered him scoreless.

Yanis Bitsakis, the Ph.D. student, collaborated with Freeth and the X-Tek team in rendering the X-ray data as computer images, while Agamemnon Tselikas, a leading Greek paleographer, did all the readings and most of the translations.

Budget concerns and the storage limitations of the CD-ROM format prevented the team from rendering the entire United States, despite fan demand.

As Slay became the first Texan to make an Olympic wrestling team, he rendered his coach speechless.

The data on the hard drives included information needed by the team to render nuclear devices safe in emergencies.

"Why?" Potter, a forward on the United States women's hockey team, was rendered speechless, as often happens when parents are reminded that their actions do not go unnoticed.