Sentence examples for because of goals from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the season, Watford threw away 14 points because of goals conceded in the last 15 minutes.

"Last year we won the championship because of goals from our strikers.

"When the team went through a bad patch with a lack of confidence because of goals going against us, you need to repair that with results and resilience.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "When the team went through a bad patch with a lack of confidence because of goals going against us, you need to repair that with results and resilience.

"But they are eliminated because of goal difference.

Though the Algerians also beat Chile, they've been eliminated because of goal difference.

Paterson lost out when the Lions decided that another outside-half was needed otherwise Ronan O'Gara and Stephen Jones would have to be involved in every match because of goal-kicking.

Notice I said "try," because falling short of goals leads to guilt and self-recrimination — both bitter enemies of productivity.

Most of cervical cancer screening and treatment programs in sub-Saharan Africa have failed because of lack of goals or existing protocols.

Because of these attractions of goals, it will be worth exploring ways to transform very demanding human rights into goals.

"We never stopped pushing [Tuesday] and we got a lot of goals because of some good passing.