Sentence examples for considered disqualifying from inspiring English sources

"None of Christie's stands is considered disqualifying for either a 2012 or 2016 run.

In another era, a performance like the one Mr. Cain has delivered would be considered disqualifying.

The process was strangely silent, although on one occasion a draftee's unusual tattoo provoked a sergeant to exclaim, "Oh, boy, that's out!" Its four-letter word was considered disqualifying for combat.

Yet the puzzle remains of how Sanders is running so strongly for a major-party nomination in the United States when he has willingly associated himself with a word — "socialist" — that not long ago was considered disqualifying, the stuff of loyalty hearings.

Joe Manchin (D-W.Va)., a vulnerable Democrat up for re-election, told CNN on Wednesday that he hadn't seen anything from the hearing yet that he considered disqualifying.

The museum effort achieved non-profit status this year, and now counts Zephyr Teachout as one of its supporters, so if you're looking for a good cause to donate to this holiday season.... Also worth mentioning was Thomas Piketty and his book on economics, but we checked and the book actually came out in 2014, which we considered disqualifying for this year.

This result, strictly considered, disqualifies K as a kernel density function as kernel density volumes are unitary by definition.

Did he ever consider disqualifying himself?

New York is the first city in the nation to consider disqualifying Andersen, officials with the National League of Cities said.

The city's comptroller is considering disqualifying Arthur Andersen from the list of approved accounting firms that city agencies can use, an aide to the comptroller said.

But even I would say that lack of knowledge about the Spanish Civil War isn't something I'd consider disqualifying.