Sentence examples for early to be eligible from inspiring English sources

She graduated a year too early to be eligible for the postgraduate loan, and was unable to secure any other funding.

She got laid off too early to be eligible for the 2009 stimulus bill's COBRA subsidy and eventually gave up on the notoriously unaffordable program, which only lasts 18 months anyway.

Despite the potential for thrombolytic therapy to improve the outcomes of patients after ischemic stroke, only 15 40% arrive at the hospital early enough to be eligible for treatment [8], [9].

Studies needed to include women with spontaneous early pregnancy to be eligible for the review.

Those who are in their 50s and early 60s are too young to be eligible for Medicare and too old to be considered young and healthy, which makes them less attractive to private insurers.

But to be eligible for early relief, homeowners must show they lost a job, had a reduction in income or faced some other life change.

In addition to the bills on immigration, Mr. Brown signed legislation that would allow juveniles sentenced to life in prison to be eligible for early release after 25 years.

To be eligible for early sophomore standing, you must complete your first CI subject during the fall term of your first year.

You are at too early a stage in your degree to be eligible for many of the placement programmes offered by large companies, as these are usually for penultimate-year undergraduates.

The OIG report recommends the Bureau of Prisons lower the minimum requirements for age and time served that prisoners who aren't seriously ill can meet to be eligible for early release.

The initiative, an amendment to the state Constitution, would allow some prisoners serving time for a nonviolent crime to be eligible for early release based on their ability to earn credits for education efforts and good behavior while behind bars.