Sentence examples for bad qualifying from inspiring English sources

"It comes from a bad qualifying and being unlucky at the start.

"It feels OK to have scored one point after such a bad qualifying and starting right at the back," he said.

But they also distinguished rational opinions of this sort from the general Stoic category of opinion as any assent to a non-cognitive impression (and hence as always bad), by qualifying their assent to them as 'measured' or 'virtual' — that is, as provisional on their avowedly inconclusive evidence, rather than as a straightforward commitment to their truth.

Would Freddie Couples or Hal Sutton and their bad backs qualify under the Americans With Disabilities Act?

Around 10 or 11, however, I found out my eyesight was too bad to qualify, and I was totally crushed.

No differentiation is made for CAHs or Maryland hospitals, whether the hospital received DSH or GME payments, or hospitals qualifying for bad debt adjustments.

Their bad decisions hardly qualify as decisions, since they don't make them consciously.

Though these characters are nominally "bad", they also qualify as the great heroes of children's literature.

At least 30 seconds of a track will have to be played to qualify (bad luck, Napalm Death).

Its fuel economy is so bad it could qualify for the Oil Company Association's "Guzzler Truck of the Year," if there were such an association or award.

It is most difficult with the ones who are trying their best to get by but just aren't deemed bad enough to qualify for any support.