Sentence examples for however qualify from inspiring English sources

The retro-inspired cocktails, however, qualify as jet fuel.

They do, however, qualify for the £85,000 Financial Services Compensation Scheme safety net.

It does, however, qualify under the chancellor's other major criteria for the scheme – that it be sited on "prime real estate land".

You might, however, qualify for "private residence relief" for the time you lived in the property and also for "lettings relief" because you let the property for a period (more information is available on the UK government website).

Irony does, however, qualify as indirect assertion on the definition given by Recanati (1987: 125).

Rawls does, however, qualify this duty by appeal to what he refers to as the "wide view" of public political culture, which permits officials and citizens to introduce their religious or otherwise comprehensive views into political discussion at any point, provided appropriate public reasons are provided in due course (Rawls 1999b, 591).

Pork roll, however, qualifies as true regional food.

Neither piece, however, qualifies as didactic in a protest-art sense.

Some right of privacy, however qualified, has been a major difference between democracies and dictatorships.

Howard went back to his "I love Orlando" mantra, however qualified.

The retailers' complaints, however qualified, have received little sympathy from parents whose children have died in cribs.