Sentence examples for a qualifying factor from inspiring English sources

The 1965 Immigration Law, however, was certainly not the last we saw "race" used as a qualifying factor.

You know, it is not a disqualifying factor to me, that it is more of a qualifying factor because it shows that you can not only care about the job that you're going into but you care about it because you are looking at the future for your own family.

Luckily, there is only one qualifying factor - to be a right triangle, your triangle must contain one angle of exactly 90 degrees.

Unfortunately, the Lemonheads' peak coincided with seeming tortured being the principal qualifying factor for alt-rock success, whereas Dando was more interested in the sun, with a sound that joined the dots between Gram Parsons, Belinda Carlisle and Kiss.

Now the qualifying factor that starts your benefits is your ability to perform the activities of daily living (ADL).

The university currently allows admissions officers to consider an applicant's race among a number of other qualifying factors.

Then, of course, come the qualifying factors.

Over the past 50 years, there have been multiple acts and laws which today make up the "fair housing laws" that govern what qualifying factors you can and can't include in your real estate decisions.  .

And with a new report about inequality emerging almost weekly, with a hot economy being accompanied by worse-than-ever student debt and other glaring deficiencies, it's safe to say establishing populist bona fides will be among the key qualifying factors for anyone who intends to stick it to Trump.

Progressive improvement with physical therapy was another disqualifying factor; slowly progressive symptoms or failed conservative management were qualifying factors.

The decay rate, which is inversely proportional to the qualify factor, depends on the material properties of the medium.