Sentence examples for always qualified from inspiring English sources

Bailey always qualified for Paralympic races because of his cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities.

Over the last five years we have always qualified for the last 16, sometimes before the last group game.

Never mind that large political demonstrations have always qualified as "normal" in New York, a local tradition many decades older than the Statue of Liberty.

But notice that, in each of those instances, the comments are always qualified: It was Russia or there was "meddling" — but it could have been someone else, too.

That is anathema here; in soccer, the tunnel, like the dressing room, has always qualified as sacred space, the exclusive preserve of players and coaches.

My suffering, however painful, is always qualified by the possibility of failure, the possibility that, despite everything, I'll become like other men and break my word at last; her death, by removing that possibility, would remove the sole thought that relieves my anguish.

"Denmark always qualifies for the World Cup.

But then, Scotland always qualify.

But a correlation does not always qualify as a cause.

Growing up, I learned to expect that the U.S. would always qualify for the World Cup.

If poor, non-white people are up to anything, those activities nearly always qualify as "crime crimes".