Sentence examples for the existing cup from inspiring English sources

The existing cup was explanted, and the interface membrane removed and acetabulum cleaned.

The preoperative radiographic analysis included classification of bone defects using the Paprosky classification, measurement of the abduction angle of the existing cup (in the case of revisions), and the position of the existing cup (in the case of revisions).

James Capel, chief executive of waste management company Simply Waste, believes the industry should focus its energy on recycling existing cups more efficiently.

The Saracens chief executive, Ed Griffiths, said yesterday of the French clubs' decision to stick with the existing Heineken Cup organisers European Rugby Cup, who have a TV contract with Sky at odds with PRL's with BT Sport: "Governance is the outstanding issue and ERC is out from our [PRL's] point of view.

Regional Rugby Wales, the body which represents the Cardiff Blues, the Newport Gwent Dragons, the Ospreys and the Scarlets, says it believes the new tournament would be better than the existing Heineken Cup, not least financially.

Scudamore and the Premier League's director of football development, Ged Roddy, said the Premier League 2 competition, together with the EFL Trophy initiative and the existing Premier League Cup and Premier League International Cup, would help provide more meaningful, regular competitive football for players on the brink of the first team.

The age requirement matches the existing standard for the Winston Cup Series.

The deal will begin in the summer of 2010, running through until the end of the 2013-14 seandn, and will sit alongside the existing contract for The FA Cup and England senior games held by ITV until 2012, filling the void created by the demise of Setanta.

But Bertarelli now has much less conventional plans and expressed skepticism that he could reach an agreement with Ellison on a Cup contested under the existing rules.

That the tournament should be going somewhere it has recently been should not come as a surprise, given that few countries have the existing infrastructure to host a Nations Cup at such short notice.

"While the lawsuit did not end with the grass fields the players deserve, I think it was a success in many ways -- including highlighting how unacceptable it would be to play a World Cup final on the existing BC Place carpet," attorney Hampton Dellinger of the Washington, D.C., law firm Boies Schiller & Flexner said in an email.