Sentence examples for difficulties to qualify from inspiring English sources
Whereas the transcendental 'true' imposes its difficulties to qualify as a property of being as being, the indication of which was Aristotle's exclusion of being of reason from metaphysics, the transcendental 'good' raises the suspicion of a naturalistic fallacy, by making the ethical good depend upon the good as a property convertible with being.
Posterior spillover, reduced base of tongue movement and vallecular residue were used as gross measures of difficulties with oral control to qualify participants for the study.
They are unlikely be eligible for the replacement for incapacity benefit, or for tailored support helping them find work, the charity said, because a new test designed to assess levels of disability makes it much harder to qualify and ignores the difficulties blind people face as they search for work.
1.00pm GMT Britain's halfpipers have been talking about the difficulties of the pipe and the weather after failing to qualify for the semi-finals earlier.
Senior figures at United would like to qualify for the Europa League, despite the logistical difficulties.
Poland was the first European country to qualify for the tournament, and Arena emphasized the difficulties the Americans will have playing South Korea in front of its supporters.
Girls who are not poor enough to qualify for the federal program but who do not have adequate private insurance may have difficulty obtaining Gardasil.
Estonia failed to qualify.
Neither is expected to qualify.
