Sentence examples for almost disqualified from inspiring English sources

Mr Emanuel was almost disqualified by a legal fight over the meaning of the word "reside".

Hawthorn was almost disqualified from the Portuguese Grand Prix near the end of the season.

Later in the day, Robert Allenby and Phillip Price were almost disqualified for the same reason, but Appleby noticed that they did not have the right card in the scorer's tent, and the change was made.

The look almost disqualified it from this list, but it's just sooo good in terms of its function that I had to keep it on.

Like Judaism, though to a lesser degree, to be Roman Catholic once almost disqualified one from belonging to the highest echelons of polite New York society, which viewed the Episcopal Church as the optimal faith.

Diseases that lead to an accumulation of bile in the liver tissue almost disqualify these specimens for hepatocyte isolation because the interaction of bile salts with the liver tissue results in highly damaged cells, which are even further damaged during the cell isolation process.

In recent decades, the Yankees' championship parades and bevy of all-stars would have almost certainly disqualified them from a Peanuts comic strip.

Parker Posey, traveling with her sister (Susan Yeagley), is an armadillo from a Southern college that almost gets disqualified because her team, the Leaping Squaw, could be considered cultural appropriation.

Surgeons removed the tumors, but a history of brain cancer almost always disqualifies a patient from participating in a trial.

The administration also said workers earning more than $100,000 a year would almost automatically be disqualified for overtime pay, increasing that threshold from the $65,000 it proposed a year ago.

The Oxford-based Social Issues Research Center found that white van men are viewed with the hostility and opprobrium Britons previously reserved for the soccer hooligans who almost got England disqualified from the European soccer championship last month.