Sentence examples similar to as much qualified from inspiring English sources

"We demand that woman shall be given the means to assert herself, regardless of whether she ever uses it or not," pretty much qualified as Anthony's theme song.

Next year, they'll have to fly twice as much to qualify for the same award.

Scheduling it in central Paris pretty much qualifies as a criminal offence.

The exodus of health care professionals in a country hemorrhaging from the worst kinds of violence pretty much qualifies as nightmarish.

Within its pages, Altucher hunts for investments trends and firms that will stay relevant 20 years hence which in today's caffeinated world pretty much qualifies as forever.

Baseball's global supply chain of players is well distributed, and the data being collected very much qualifies as "big". Modern supply chains cannot afford to behave any differently.

JPMorgan said $2 billion of the fine would not be tax deductible, but as for the rest there is some confusion, with at least $7 billion, and perhaps as much as $11 billion, qualifying.

Before you offer the job, keep in mind that a good interview should communicate company culture and benefits to the interviewee just as much as it qualifies the candidate.

If a grandchild might qualify for financial aid (parents earning as much as $200,000 could qualify if they have two kids in private colleges at the same time) ownership of a 529 gets tricky.

If a grandchild might qualify for financial aid (parents earning as much as $200,000 could qualify if they have two kids in private colleges at the same time) ownership of a 529 gets trickier, warns Joseph F. Hurley, a CPA who compares plans at www.savingforcollege.com.com

"We are now back on the treadmill trying to get as much of our portfolio qualified for the P.T.C. by the end of this year," said Paul J. Gaynor, First Wind's chief executive, referring to the credit.