Sentence examples for harder to qualify from inspiring English sources
"You just have to work harder to qualify," he said.
In the 1980s, the Conservative government made it harder to qualify for British citizenship.
It is harder to qualify as a manicurist than as a child-minder.
However, conventional loans are harder to qualify for and typically require a down payment of at least 5percentt.
Separate from the Congressional action, some states are making it harder to qualify for the first few months of benefits, which are covered by taxes on employers.
In 1991 and 1995 the government made it harder to qualify for unemployment; in 1995 it removed the coverage for those who chose to become unemployed.
To the Sports Editor: Lolo Jones worked hard to qualify for the Olympics despite health issues, including 2011 spinal surgery.
It's not hard to qualify, said Carmelo Loran, an adviser to the program: "Were you working before Sept. 11? Yes.
With Lazio defeating Maribor in Thursday'sother game, Spurs may find it hard to qualify if they fail to beat the Slovenians in their next match.
The sisters have devised a method of dispersing any such tensions this year, working hard to qualify for singles and doubles for the first time.
