Sentence examples for terms of tournament from inspiring English sources

In terms of tournament prize money, the winning men's team will take home £616,000, with £40,000 going to the women.

The short-term prospect of tournament progress, potentially leading into the long-term stability of no change in the manager's dug-out until 2018, ensured it was a draw without the fear and trepidation which marked the build-up to the last World Cup.

Ironically, it could not matter less in terms of the tournament.

"You know, you feel, 'Gosh, this is it,' in terms of a tournament".

He regards the defending champions as the best: not merely the strongest in terms of this tournament, or the finest of the current World Cup cycle, or even the most accomplished outfit of a professional era stretching back two decades.

You expect that Hungary or one of their equivalents will need to pull off a shock or two in France if any of this is to feel worth it in terms of the tournament itself.

"We are going to be playing some of Europe's best teams and this is where we really get to see where we are in terms of the tournament in the summer.

It is known that group divisible designs (GDDs) with r=λ1+1 are regular and symmetric, and that the combinatorial structure of these designs is characterized in terms of Hadamard tournaments and strongly regular graphs.

In terms of the actual tournament, Lewis's goals are modest.

Now they have installed José Mourinho – the hottest plotter around in terms of this particular tournament – to see if his magic wand will do the trick.

This was not a classic case of execution — five players missed an opportunity to hit a game-winning shot — and in terms of an N.C.A.A. tournament berth there really wasn't much on the line for either team.