Sentence examples for because of the qualifying from inspiring English sources

This was only possible because of the qualifying system introduced in the 2001 championship.

Subjective decision-making has long been part of homelessness case work and is where most of the complex legal challenges already reside, but the new Suitability Order is putting these tests at the forefront of officers' work because of the abolition of the qualifying offer mentioned in my earlier analysis.

Expectations have been through the roof because of the great qualifying campaign.

Is he going to play as a No9, as a No10, is he going to play as a double No10, is he going to play out wide? That's for other teams to work out, we certainly haven't got one way of approaching it, because in the qualifying campaign we played six different systems in 10 games.

Forty-four cars were entered for qualifying; however, only forty-three could qualify for the race because of NASCAR's qualifying procedure.

Forty-eight cars were entered for qualifying, but only forty-three could qualify for the race because of NASCAR's qualifying procedure.

They qualified because of the urgent medical problem; other families qualify if they are deemed particularly vulnerable after being subjected to torture or sexual violence.

Ryan Newman, who was one of the victims of the manipulation, moved up one place in the standings because of the Truex penalty and qualified for the playoff in Truex's place.

Google said it chose Wroclaw because of "the availability of highly qualified graduates, the country's economic stability and strong infrastructure".

This is partly because of insufficient infrastructure but, critically, also because of the absence of suitably qualified lecturers and academic mentors.

Great Britain, who made the World Group II play-off last season before losing to Sweden, are seeded second in the qualifying rounds because of the relatively high world rankings of Watson and Robson.