Sentence examples for medals because of from inspiring English sources

I put some pressure on, but I think we lost some medals because of coaching.

We only got so many medals because of the money thrown at sports through the national lottery.

"Many people say China has got so many medals because of doping," Sun said, "but I can tell you that it is because of hard work and training.

However, officials of the International Olympic Committee have said they would not strip former East Germans of their medals because of an eight-year statute of limitations imposed by the World Anti-Doping Agency and the impossibility of determining whether all the other medalists were clean at the time.

Guaranteed no worse than the silver medal because of a first-run 42.4, Teter went last.

Raducan is the first gymnast to be stripped of a medal because of a drug violation.

Leipold would become the third athlete at the Sydney Games to lose a gold medal because of a drug offense.

Imagine the fuss if an American or Canadian pair been deprived of a medal because of the generous interpretation of the rules governing an interruption to a programme.

"You kind of presume you're not going to get a medal because of how well the Canadians are doing," she said.

At the world championships last year, Britain's relay team won silver but was later stripped of the medal because of the sanctions against Chambers.

Two days after he won, the South Korean federation filed a protest, saying that their gymnast, Yang Tae Young, had been denied the gold medal because of a judging error.