Sentence examples for well-regarded team from inspiring English sources

Another well-regarded team, Canadian Arrow, fulfills a lifelong dream of its founder, Geoff Sheerin.

And although Mr Bush is not attending himself, he is sending a well-regarded team of diplomats and experts.

Since beginning in 2011 as a showcase for Zooey Deschanel's allegedly adorable awkwardness (or vice versa), Fox's "New Girl" has evolved into a well-regarded team effort.

The Sutton Trust recently released a report examining postgraduate issues, with research conducted by a well-regarded team from the London School of Economics.

Athletic has shown its mettle by beating England's Manchester United and Germany's Schalke, two well-regarded teams, in previous rounds.

The model, given an enthusiastic thumbs up by AOC president John Coates, dispersed some $250m of government funds to improve, at the expense of many smaller sports, the chances of the well-regarded teams within the team; those of swimming, cycling, rowing and sailing, sports where there are plenty of medals on offer.

In October 2000, Global Sports bought Fogdog for $38.4 million in stock, mostly to retain its well-regarded technology team.

While Urban Outfitters has its own well-regarded management team, Mr. Drexler was a principal architect of the TPG deal and owns an 11 percent stake in the company.

We're told in the credits that the film is to an important extent based on Doris Kearns Goodwin's well-regarded history, "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln," and an array of prominent historians are listed as consultants.

As a child, Cantona played for a well-regarded youth team based outside Marseille until he was discovered by the top-division football club AJ Auxerre at age 15.

Some members of Apollo's well-regarded management team also appear a little anxious at its founder's promotion (in league with George Soros, another sceptical capitalist) of bills to decriminalise drug use, or his quest to clone his dog.How long they have to worry about such awkward associations may depend on the success of another of Mr Sperling's sidelines.