Sentence examples for face qualify from inspiring English sources

From an objective perspective, an MBA doesn't (on its face) qualify you for a new job or a new career the way a law or medical degree does.

The Croatia international Mateo Kovacic rescued a point for Real, but they face qualifying in second place after Dortmund moved two points clear in Group F. Zinédine Zidane, the Real manager, said: "We lacked a bit of everything.

This depiction in itself would have been disturbing and a political distortion but not, on its face, qualifying for the accusation of anti-Semitism.

The interviews were carried out face-to-face by qualified and experienced interviews who attended a training prior to the survey to clarify the fieldwork standards and the specificities of the questionnaire.

The legend of Dos a Cero may be gone, but the Americans showed in Columbus that they will be a hard out for any team they face during qualifying.

That sub-standard performance led captain Terry, who made his first start since November following a knee injury, to implore his team-mates to "liven up" or face not qualifying for the Champions League next season in an interview with the club's in-house television channel.

But arguably the biggest moment for the Gibraltar players was when they discovered which European heavyweights they would face in qualifying for Euro 2016.

One trail, the North Face, would probably qualify as an entire medium-size resort in some places in the East.

Those who do not qualify face one of three choices: go without care, pay for it or rely on family and friends to step in.

As we sat in an earthquake-damaged building in a remote valley where our hospital was doing charitable work, she told me of what she now faces on qualifying as a doctor.

But if the hosts are not as strong as in past years, they are still a far more daunting prospect than the teams New Zealand have faced in qualifying so far - the likes of the Solomon Islands and New Caledonia making up part of their Oceania schedule.