Sentence examples for completely disqualifying from inspiring English sources

For an overwhelming majority of voters, however, a rejection of Bonds and Clemens is a signal that they see steroid use as completely disqualifying.

"Every day, this is a candidate who has said things that just four years ago, just eight years ago, twelve, we would have considered completely disqualifying," he told the audience.

The panel could clear OneWorld completely, disqualify the team or come up with a compromise penalty, like a fine.

Davis' ad shows a disturbing lack of judgment from a desperate politician and completely disqualifies her from seeking higher office in Texas".

It's the implication of this analysis that so completely disqualifies him from enjoying the respect of any reasonable person on television or off.

My proposition is a simple one: Any person who disdains all three branches of a federal government is completely disqualified from being the person responsible to lead and run that government.

You could be giving too low of a number or even worse: a number that is out of the ball park that completely disqualifies you from moving forward in the interview process.

Note that moving to or living in another state may not completely disqualify you from receiving unemployment benefits.

For most employers, it is illegal to immediately and completely disqualify anyone with a conviction or arrest record.

If an anti-immigration Republican disqualifies himself completely in states with 117 electoral votes, and then makes life very difficult in states with another 34 (a total of 151 votes), that massively narrows the playing-field where he or she must assemble the 270 votes needed to win election.

"That should be disqualifying.