Sentence examples for days qualified from inspiring English sources

"In January and February, 70percentt of the trading days qualified as high volatility moves of 1percentt or more, day to day," said Steven Leuthold of Leuthold Weeden Research in Minneapolis.

In Phoenix, not a single day made the cut during this blistering hot June through August period, but more than half the days qualified from November through March.

The past few days qualified as laid back, with players piled on couches watching football, occasionally tearing their eyes away to sign a jersey for a teammate.

Minnie Pearl was a college lady, an alumna of the Ward-Belmont School, once a tony women's college, which in 1951 became a coed private Christian university that these days qualifies for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Postdoctoral Scholars, Fellows and Visiting Scholars in J-1 status who are affiliated with the University for more than 30 days qualify for coverage under the University's Postdoctoral Researcher Benefits Plan (PRBP) offered through Garnett Powers & Associates (GPA).

Under a local ordinance in the St . Louissuburb, more than two calls to the cops regarding domestic violence within 180 days qualifies as a "nuisance".

The track surface was damp for most of the race, which meant that lap times were slower than the previous days' qualifying sessions.

These individuals reported also pain in at least one of the three possible types of pain (ongoing radiated pain; pain from the neck and/or pain from the shoulders during the past seven days), qualifying for the detailed physical examination.

These individuals reported also pain in at least one of the three possible types of pain (ongoing radiated pain; pain from the elbow and /or pain from the hands during the past seven days), qualifying for the detailed physical examination.

Romania may one day qualify to join NATO.

The first is to dangle the prospect, however distant, that all three countries might one day qualify as members of the EU.