Sentences with phrase «level in a particular season»

Not exact matches

Each has its value in its season, but no particular moral principles at this level of specificity can transcend the relativity of historical circumstance.

Meanwhile, Arsenal struggled up front last season as players like Olivier Giroud and Danny Welbeck didn't reach the levels expected of them, with the latter in particular proving a disappointment since his move from Manchester United, scoring only 8 goals in total.

The 28 - year - old has taken his game to the next level this season in particular, scoring seven goals and providing seven assists in 18 Premier League appearances.

All three have started the season in fine fettle, and 19 - year - old Pulisic, already a key player at international level with the USA, has stepped up in particular.

It's rather hard to point the finger at a particular aspect of their game that has improved on last season — but they look as if they have collectively moved up a level in terms of confidence and assurance both on and off the ball that even when Everton threatened David De Gea in the early stages of the second half, the home side refused to be drawn in.

They'll be an awkward opponent, at St. Andrews in particular, but it's going to be extremely difficult for Birmingham to play to that very same level that they did last season, so we envisage a more rocky campaign ahead this time around although if Zigic gets his head in front then Birmingham may have just enough to fend off the drop for the second season running.

LONDON — One of the driest spring seasons on record in northern Europe has sucked soils dry and sharply reduced river levels to the point that governments are starting to fear crop losses and France, in particular, is bracing for blackouts as its river - cooled nuclear power plants may be forced to shut down.

Vocal performance should also be affected by the hormonal levels, and testoreone in particular, and breeding status, factors that can change a lot during the breeding season.

There are a variety of debates under way over the merits or perils of focusing on particular climate (and sea level) findings, or a particular season's conditions, in discussing human - driven global warming.

Such targeted «forecasts of opportunity» would represent a departure from the usual practice in seasonal forecasting where skill levels are averaged across all reforecasts for a particular season and start date, and might spawn a substantial research effort needed to properly represent and convey the conditional skill of such forecasts, perhaps in terms of spread - skill relationships.