Question
The bodies governing sports have long been funded by
companies. However, recently certain sports enthusiasts have raised their voice against such funding. According to them, introduction of commercial interests into a sport often leads to reforms in that sport such as changes to the design of uniforms, to the duration of games, and even to the actual rules. Clearly, the objectors of corporate sponsoring have failed to consider the long-lasting subsistence of certain sports as _____.Solution
As per the argument, the opposition of sports enthusiasts to corporate funding of sports bodies on the grounds that leads to reforms in that sport such as changes to the design of uniforms, to the duration of games, and even to the actual rules, is not acceptable. An apt reason for this stand is given in option (e), which says that many such institutions would probably have ceased to exist without the funding provided by corporations. Thus, option (e) is the right answer.
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