Sentence examples for appears to qualify from inspiring English sources

"UNIQUE" is not an adjective I like to throw around, but Wazwan@Santoor appears to qualify on at least two counts.

The drug dealer who freely admits to selling to kids certainly appears to qualify, at least until the moving speech in which he reveals that his illicit trade is the only bulwark between his extended family and abject poverty.

Neither of his acquisitions this year appears to qualify for the giant takeovers he craves: Berkshire teamed up with a Brazilian investment firm to buy H. J. Heinz for $23 billion, and it bought the 20 percent of the Israeli tool maker IMC that it did not already own for about $2 billion.

Nearly any span between 40 and dementia appears to qualify, depending in part on whether we're talking about ourselves ("But I feel just the same as I did when I was 20") or all those people who show up at our college reunions ("Everyone looks so old").

While, to my knowledge, the Delaware courts have never applied Revlon duties to a stock-for-stock merger (since post-transaction control is generally considered fluid and therefore no change of control occurs), this is one case that appears to qualify.

Indeed, simply having children appears to qualify many a celebrity for authorship.

The Russian president later appeared to qualify his remark.

The United States does not appear to qualify as a leader on this issue.

The traders appear to qualify under this language, so JPMorgan will probably have strong legal grounds to reclaim their pay.

Compensation would not appear to qualify when a firm benefited from the insider trading by one of its employees.

Interviews with a dozen homeowner applicants in four states reveal a familiar pattern: Banks deny many who, by income and credit scores, appear to qualify.