Sentence examples for be wrong to qualify from inspiring English sources
For the Mets, a team with a.395 winning percentage on the road last year, it would be wrong to qualify an even split on the first trip as a disaster.
Turkey still has much to do to qualify, yet it would be wrong to treat it differently from, say, Romania or Bulgaria.
It was, admittedly, a fairly pedestrian performance all-round from a team that had already qualified, so it would be wrong to read too much into the Manchester United forward's performance, but he was involved only fleetingly, a peripheral figure in every sense as he trotted up and down the right touchline.
Laws said that it was wrong to say that poor families would not benefit because they already qualify for free school meals.
I could be wrong, but hearing Ellen qualify her outrage at a gay child's murder and her call for wide-spread cultural change in America by saying "This is not political" seemed to map to her discomfort in addressing serious and, yes, political LGBT issues on air after what happened to her career the last time she did that.
All Yahoo has to do to defeat Icahn is convince a majority of voting shareholders that he is wrong and not qualified to control the fate of the company via his hand-picked board.
That way, the fact-checkers can spend their time reviewing articles that are already qualified to probably be wrong.
