Sentence examples for world class to from inspiring English sources

"The athletes need to be world class to earn extra funding," says Steele, "and we are not here to bail out sports which cannot govern themselves correctly but reward those who show potential".

Why can other athletes live a glorified life and my life is tainted forever?" A scandal preceding this summer's Olympics has suggested the extent of drug use in sports: athletes from world class to amateur, famous to unknown, have been shown to be willing to risk their honor and health for an edge in competition.

That seems world class to me.

Chief executive Christopher Barron said the new studios would be "world class to attract the best talent to Birmingham".

"England need to get to the tournament and get their players, who are very good and some even world class, to play at that level and even above that.

There is always life in this wicket and you have to be world class to bat on it". Like Tomlinson, Hampshire captain Jimmy Adams was part of the side that was relegated in 2011 and he described their achievement over the past season as "exceptional".

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There are 41 health spas here, ranging from world-class to low-class.

"We will continue to make sure our visa services are world-class to ensure that our borders are protected and that Britain remains open for business".

This season, Baker has proved a sufficiently different threat to world-class to defences to have run in 12 tries (to Isles' 16), including the winner in a benchmark victory over Fiji.

Though new to the job, Shaw is polished, even indulging in a little management speak occasionally: "cutting edge", "from world-class to world-leading", "systematic approach".