Sentence examples for a qualifier as from inspiring English sources

It belongs there, though I can't help adding a qualifier: as long as it tastes like an integral part of the wine rather than the sort of garish makeup or cheap cologne — choose your metaphor — that is so often layered on top of a defenseless wine.

But throw in "new" as a qualifier, as in new this summer, and the nod could go (yet again) to SoHo.

Alonso, most agree, is blindingly fast, but not on balance quite as good a qualifier as Vettel and Hamilton.

United Teachers Los Angeles President Alex Caputo-Pearl, during a meeting with the Times' editorial board Thursday, was already talking about Deasy's "bid-rigging," without so much as a qualifier, as though Caputo-Pearl had some kind of criminal divining rod.

Granted, this is a conditional relationship; there's a qualifier here as big as Alaska.

It was a notable scalp for Stevenson, who reached the semi-finals as a qualifier at Wimbledon in 1999.

Bugs can be patched, but something that pisses me off and that I consider just as much a qualifier of brokenness as any glitch is unexpected and flat-out unfair difficulty spikes.

I read this sentence repeatedly looking for a qualifier such as (some American blacks or a sample of American blacks).If American blacks have a tendency to blame all problems on racism I would sure like to see the empirical evidence supporting this position.Minorities have problems in America and racism is one of many.

A qualifier, such as 'NOT', changes the interpretation of an annotation.

Co-benefits could either be used as a qualifier criterion or as a criterion for the pricing.

While South East Asia is missing from that list it would be a surprise if there is not a SEA qualifier, as there was last year.