Sentence examples for because we performed from inspiring English sources

"I can accept this result because we performed good – not outstanding but good.

"We came from over 25 points behind to win more national convention delegates than Hillary Clinton, Mr. Obamaa said, "because we performed well all across the state, including rural areas where Democrats have traditionally struggled".

Everton manager David Moyes: "I'm really pleased because we performed ever so well.

"After the game, I was very disappointed and very angry because we performed very badly," said star player Moussa Mazou.

Because we performed multiple Wilcoxon tests for both the CINS and the Dino Problem, we chose to lower our level of confidence for each test to α = 0.005.

Even if the tumor mass had been a malignancy such as a GIST, the operation would have been curative because we performed subtotal esophagectomy.

Because we performed this experiment on a different day and from other remote machines, we named these programs MS-6 to MS-11 to clarify that the RTD times of this and previous experiments cannot be compared.

Because we performed multiple measurements in the same patients, we replaced the classic Bland-Altman analysis [19] by a specific technique dedicated to the evaluation of the agreement between methods of measurement with multiple observations per individual [20].

Note that (dellini,j) n  is superior than deli,j because we perform the CAC on n routes and not only on one chosen route.

Also because we perform together, it's important I have some grasp on the kind of set Benn is going to play - so he will often go through his set with me, and I'll be listening from the other room sorting out my wardrobe or something, shouting out when I'm loving a mix, or not feeling a tune.

Also, because we perform together, it's important that I have some grasp on the kind of set Benn is going to play so he will often go through his set with me, and I'll be listening from the other room sorting out my wardrobe or something, shouting out when I'm loving a mix, or not feeling a tune.