Sentence examples for clearly disqualify from inspiring English sources

The editorial board of the San Antonio Express newspaper said Augustine's "ties to the energy industry clearly disqualify him from leading an independent review".

Stéphane Dujarric, the spokesman for the UN's secretary general, admitted that the current system for obtaining work experience "clearly disqualifies people" and "basically allows the UN to have people who can afford it".

The biggest difference is that even by looking only at AUC values, the optimist consensus on MACCS fingerprints and the realist consensus on UMOP2D fingerprints are clearly disqualified.

The Tea Party has clearly disqualified itself from being included in any serious discussions of our Constitution's text and history.

This action of apigenin clearly disqualifies this compound for adjuvant strategies once disease is established, at least in relation to vincristine.

Some states' rules for provisional ballots — used when election officials cannot find a voter's name on the rolls — are clearly designed to disqualify a large number of ballots from eligible voters.

Charles Laurence, writing for The Week, clearly thinks Fox News should disqualify Murdoch from being honoured.

Yet he didn't do so badly as to disqualify himself, which is clearly the overriding Clinton strategy.

The UCI refused to disqualify those riders as the rules clearly state, citing their difficulty in identifying the offenders.

Crocs are so clearly submeh, a term that we used to disqualify items that elicit strongly negative (and therefore nonmeh) feelings.

"Just because they don't color in the circle well enough, it shouldn't disqualify a ballot when you can clearly see who they intended to vote for".