Sentence examples for and difficult to qualify from inspiring English sources

The women who enter the Zawadisha membership program would find it stressful and difficult to qualify for a standard high-interest loan.

The TAA program is quite narrow, covering only a subset of jobs lost at manufacturing facilities, and is difficult to qualify for.

Populations J3 and J4, although relatively homogeneous genetically, are small in size and heterogeneous for the phenotypic data and therefore more difficult to qualify with the available elements.

His administration has slashed the number of refugees that can be admitted, narrowed who is eligible for asylum and made it more difficult to qualify for permanent residency or citizenship.

"Year on year, it's getting more difficult to qualify and when you're in there," added Rodgers.

"We don't have the depth of talent playing at the highest level and that makes it so much more difficult to qualify for major tournaments," argued the former Ipswich Town and Queen's Park Rangers manager.

The insurance has become much more difficult to qualify for and more expensive, especially in areas where home values have declined the most.

This year, even while the state remains mired in the worst recession since the 1930s the new Republican governor and legislature made it far more difficult to qualify.

Mortgages are currently excluded from the bankruptcy process, so even if borrowers declare bankruptcy -- a process that is difficult to qualify for and comes with serious financial penalties -- they cannot get debt relief on their mortgage.

Although it is difficult to qualify for high and low relapse rates, relapses do occur and can occur anytime after release from treatment.

One reason is that actors who belong to both unions have complained that it has become increasingly difficult to qualify for health and pension benefits when their income is split between two unions.