Sentence examples for because we faced a from inspiring English sources

"But I have always repeated the same sentence to my players: 'If we are eliminated in the Champions League, then it is because we faced a team that was superior to us and who played better than us.' Not because they faced a bad-playing team, [and were] eliminated without any efforts from our side.

Russia's former England coach Fabio Capello said: "I am very happy with the qualification because we faced a strong opponent like Portugal, and because we played good matches.

Crawley assistant manager Paul Groves told BBC Surrey: "We're very pleased because we faced a difficult week and another difficult fixture today and when you take into account how the game panned out it was an excellent week for us.

Because we faced a shortage of supplies in Liberia, strong logistics were critical for completing tasks.

It's because we face a real fork in the road.

"We have to stick together even more because we face a long journey," Cottrell said.

"We must be cautious, because we face a tough opponent on Wednesday".

The consistent benefits of compliance through every war expose the fatuity of President Bush's rationale for less humane interrogation procedures because we face a different enemy.

If we are serious about these ideals, we must speak honestly about the deeper causes of the crisis -- because we face a choice between the forces that would drive us apart and the hopes that we hold in common.

"The reason we made this change for BBC3 is because we face a series of financial cuts the like of which the BBC has not had to cope with before.

"I won't lie to you: my wife's not happy with me," he joked, adding that he was traveling so extensively because "we face a crossroads right now".