Sentence examples for began to qualify from inspiring English sources

Then he began to qualify that.

Then Louis began to qualify himself, as he always did the first of my big logorrheics.

Once Jardine left Oxford, he began to qualify as a solicitor while still playing for Surrey.

On TV, Fox Sports, which holds English-language World Cup broadcast rights in the U.S., had already pledged to treat Mexico "as if it's a second home team" even before the U.S. began to qualify.

But even the Obama administration tried to place caps on the loan program, recognizing that its popularity would begin to cost the government a lot of revenue once loans began to qualify for forgiveness (that tab, coincidentally, starts being paid this year, by a federal government more intent on cutting costs than ever).

Do the sum of these uniquely Australian parts begin to qualify it?

The city didn't plan to do everything at once, but some projects were delayed by prolonged rains and flooding and others had to begin to qualify for the European Community money that accompanies the Cultural Capital designation.

Conservatives had expected that an analysis of the second decade — when immigrants would begin to qualify for federal benefits — would bolster their argument that the costs of an immigration overhaul were unwieldy, but that turned out not to be the case in the economic analysis.

Here the big city is Toronto, and the quaking over eternal spinsterhood seems to shake the soul considerably sooner than it does 500 miles to the southeast, on the island of Manhattan, where a woman begins to qualify as an old maid only if she is over 60 and averse to squats and Restylane.

Creationism consistently fails to follow science's methodological rules and so does not begin to qualify as science.

The word "disruptive" is overused in the description of new technologies, especially in regard to technology's affect on education, as it's begun to qualify anything with an API, dashboard and a mobile app.