Sentence examples for a better qualifying from inspiring English sources

I won't make a mistake like I did [in Brazil, referring to the half-spin that cost him his chance of victory on Sunday] and if I had a better qualifying it would be good".

Massa did have a better qualifying record against Alonso last year than he had had before, but Alonso was far more convincing in races.

"If Fernando had a better qualifying, I'm sure he would have been up there with me and made the race perhaps a little bit harder than it was.

Going back to June 30 , 1998 we assign letter grades to a fund's performance in up markets (a C or better is needed) and down markets (a B or better qualifies).

Under such circumstances, the thing to do is call in a different, hopefully better qualified, surgeon.

(5) Most adolescents who reported having sought help for mental health problems reached a MD or better qualified professional helper, and rather few saw no health provider at all, or nurses without special training only.

"The introduction of an 'English Baccalaureate' target is a logical step to ensure that young people receive a rounded education and are in a position to make better qualified decisions about their progression through the education system.

Republicans say the monarchists believe that an "aristocratic English family" is better qualified than an Australian to be head of state.

The Emmy Noether Programme provides funding for researchers with 2-4 years of postdoc experience to lead an independent research group, and thus to better qualify for a university teaching career.

Although women as a group are now better qualified, they earn about three-quarters as much as men.

The Kings Highway Democratic Club in Brooklyn, which has backed Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in his previous bids for public office, endorsed him again yesterday, saying that even though he is a Republican he is better qualified than his Democratic opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, in their race for United States Senate.