Sentence examples for has brought qualification from inspiring English sources
Lewis and the players have continued the bright start made under Cook in the County Championship, while a run of four straight wins in the FLt20 competition has brought qualification for the knockout stages.
Bankier admits that London 2012 qualification has brought added pressures to the living environment at their Milton Keynes base as three mixed doubles teams battled for one Olympic slot.
As well as football coaching, the players work towards a sports leaders qualification, which has brought about positive results.
So the qualification did not militate against the profound aspect of saying that we're sorry for the injustice which apartheid has brought about.
The last few years have brought us fleshed-out qualifications by Augusten Burroughs ("Dry"), Mary Karr ("Lit"), Nikki Sixx ("The Heroin Diaries"), Eric Clapton ("Clapton: The Autobiography"), Nic Sheff ("Tweak") and James Frey ("A Million Little Pieces," fabricated, in part, though it was), as well as hundreds of other blurry, cautionary tales of debauchery and redemption.
The embarrassment which non-qualification would have brought to Hodgson, England and the FA had been avoided.
A moment of clarity had brought the contest to an end and qualification was Barcelona's.
While other serious candidates — Pep Guardiola, Tite and Muricy Ramalho — had their backers and qualifications, none of the three would have brought to the table the senses of family and "Brazilianness" that Scolari provides so naturally.
But Howard Baldwin has a unique qualification for the job: he brought the Whalers here in the first place.
