Sentence examples for a way of qualifying from inspiring English sources

Crunch time, first quarter, inside, outside, double-team, single coverage … circumstances are mere descriptors for Durant – a way of qualifying and explaining the torrent of points that seems to come in every game, without much regard for any particular condition.

"Not having won the Open you've got to find a way of qualifying somehow.

The h-index was originally developed as a way of qualifying research performance [ 33].

The h-index for data collected from SCI and for each country is presented as a way of qualifying research performance, which was recognized by Hirsch in 2005, where index h is known as the number of publication with a citation number more than or equal to h [ 27].

This is what they were for.' " Although the troubled economy is the main factor in the increases, experts said, some growth at the margins has resulted from a new way of qualifying students for the subsidized meals, known as direct certification.

At a minimum, membership of the British Business Angels Association would be one way of qualifying angel investors.

In his words: "… there is no way of qualifying the Real except by appearances, and outside the Real there remains no space in which appearances could live" (551).

Effectively, he said, they found a way to qualify for rebates that were higher than the cost of the equipment.

The more you read, the less there seem to be regulations and governing forces, ways of qualifying Brautigan.

Aside from those problems, we'd need to come up with a way of deciding which men are qualified for security duty — a screening method to marginalize hard-liners and co-opt less ideologically driven members.

The centralization of recruitment procedures was done as a way of helping LGAs to secure highly qualified workers in a relatively easy, less complicated and costly manner than in the period before 2006, when LGAs played the role of recruiting and distributing human resources.