Sentence examples for difficulty of qualifying from inspiring English sources

Of course, the very difficulty of qualifying for the Boston Marathon explains part of the appeal of sneaking in.

One particularly sneaky way to get around the difficulty of qualifying for a credit card is to treat staying at home as a business.

The difficulty of retaining qualified Irish doctors within the Irish healthcare system has been highlighted in four recent surveys.

Midwife training Contributing to the difficulty of finding qualified female doctors in Afghanistan is that there is little emphasis on girls' education in the country.

Fastest in all three sessions of qualifying.

However, it is understood that given the difficulty of the qualifying mark – set by British Gymnastics at 82% of the winning score in the world championships – there would be no issue with the BOA rubber-stamping the team's selection.

Brief for Criminal Justice Legal Foundation 10; see also Hope v. Pelzer, 536 U. S. 730, 739 (2002) (difficulties of overcoming qualified immunity defenses).

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.

It is of no wonder -- even in a community as selfless as Sayreville -- that the squads have had difficulty recruiting and retaining ranks of qualified E.M.T.'s.

Then there is the difficulty of who qualifies.

Potential hedge fund investors will also experience increased difficulty in qualifying as accredited investors.