Sentence examples for generally qualified from inspiring English sources

Under-ice discharge is estimated using open-water reference hydrographs; however, the ratings for ice-affected sites are generally qualified as poor.

These experts were generally qualified only on the basis of past design experience and typically had access to a limited set of integrated analysis tools.

Those in the program's zone farthest from the trade center -- from Houston to 14th Street -- generally qualified for up to three days' worth of losses, to a maximum of $50,000.

Do you agree with the large proportion of voters — perhaps half or more — who say they wouldn't vote for an atheist for president, even one generally qualified for the office?

"When comparing generally qualified students, seemingly small matters matter very much to an applicant's chances," she continues.

In this study, the senior group had generally qualified prior to the junior group: the seniors may therefore have had more exposure to ECG interpretation.

One GCHQ document from 2010 notes that cookie data – which generally qualifies as metadata – has become just as important to the spies.

Delays don't generally qualify for financial penalties, but if you get stuck overnight — regardless of the reason — the airline has to pay for meals and a hotel.

Since the Afghan government insists the camps should be disbanded, they do not generally qualify for development aid since they are temporary facilities.

People with incomes up to the federal poverty guidelines — $10,830 for a single adult, $18,310 for a parent and two children — generally qualify for Medicaid; the other programs serve people with slightly more money.

South Savage contains pockets of old growth totaling 100 acres; Savage Ravines is a mature forest that doesn't generally qualify as true old growth, but it contains a few acres of old growth.