Sentence examples for UTS from high-quality English sources.

• This happens in modern tennis, but it won’t happen in UTS.

• “It’s a great idea, I’m happy to see that UTS has inspired people,” says Mouratoglou.

• Might UTS do for tennis what Twenty20 has done for cricket?

• UTS will have a looser code of conduct than in traditional tennis.

• What if parents complain about their children hearing bad language while watching UTS matches?

• Lucy Clark spoke to Dr Christina Ho from UTS about her latest research in a Guardian Australia Behind the Lines podcast

• UTS will take back from the past some of the things that used to make tennis so good and bring from the future what tennis can bring.

• He envisages UTS matches being played every weekend throughout the year, with the possible exception of clashes with Grand Slam tournaments.

Use UTS in a sentence.

• Chris Briggs, a research principal at the UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures, said up to two-thirds of renewable energy jobs would be expected to be created in regional areas.

• If in the future the ATP and WTA want UTS to be under their umbrella, with maybe one tour for traditional fans and another for a different audience, that’s 100 per cent fine by me.”

• Although UTS will have its own code of conduct – for example players will not be allowed to insult opponents verbally or physically – nobody will be punished for smashing rackets or even for swearing.

• The Do Better report, co-authored by respected Yuwalaraay academics, the UTS distinguished professor Larissa Behrendt and Prof Lindon Coombs, found that while there had been progress on an individual level, Collingwood had failed to address systemic racism.

• As part of its evolution and pursuit of combating tennis’ flaws, UTS could introduce a women’s tournament to help spotlight that side of the game, but Mouratoglou admits that is only likely to occur once any kinks from the first few men’s editions have been worked out.

• Additionally, he says the Cincinnati tournament potentially moving to New York immediately before the US Open, according to the New York Times, reminds him of UTS, which will take the form of a league over five weekends and includes players such as Stefanos Tsitsipas, Matteo Berrettini and Félix Auger‑Aliassime.

• A UTS professor of marine ecology, David Booth, who described Blair’s announcement as a “gutless tragedy” says: “The Sydney region is the last part of the NSW coast that does not have a marine park, even though Sydney harbour has extraordinary biodiversity, with more fish species recorded here than in the whole of the British Isles.

• Sara Wilkinson is an associate professor at the School of the Built Environment, University of Technology Sydney; Paul J Brown is a senior lecturer in creative intelligence for the Faculty of Transdisciplinary Innovation and a senior lecturer in Accounting at UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney, and Sumita Ghosh is a senior lecturer at the School of the Built Environment, University of Technology Sydney.