Sentence examples for elaborate qualifying from inspiring English sources
So it should be credited for its achievement in constructing and funding the elaborate qualifying system that made it possible for Afghanistan to rise from a level alongside such unlikely cricketing entities as Norway and Japan to challenge for a chance to face Australia and India.
Less thought-through is a pork banh mi, basically, tonkatsu on a bun, which is not elaborate enough to qualify as a banh mi ($6).
For some expensive products it makes sense to have a low inventory, a big investment in showrooms, elaborate online operations and well qualified sales people.
The commission's elaborate formula to determine what qualifies as a blockbuster makes no reference to quality: "Schindler's List" is banned, and so is "Dumb and Dumber".
In the Russian gulag, a slang composed of a vocabulary of elaborate curses and criminal parlance almost qualified as a separate language, according to the historian Anne Applebaum.
Following rapport building, and upon probing for details of the delivery experience, respondents would typically qualify earlier assessments and elaborate on negative aspects of services related to childbirth.
He engaged in an elaborate plan so ridiculous that it almost qualifies as performance art, with or without a successful jewel heist.
These facts alone might qualify as probable motive, but Ms. Seaver's theory is more elaborate.
When all families stage more elaborate celebrations for special occasions — weddings, for example — the main effect is simply to raise the bar that qualifies an event as special.
(He declines to elaborate).
