Sentence examples for i would probably qualify from inspiring English sources

Today, I would probably qualify for a diagnosis of "eating disorder not otherwise specified," usually known by its acronym, Ednos.

"The people taking the insurance information told me I would probably qualify somewhere along the road for some kind of assistance," Ms. Halley said.

Even if the summit meeting ends only with an announcement of future meetings, some Western officials said, it would probably qualify as progress by the Americans.

Barker is instinctively drawn to the marginal, the outcast and the frankly unhinged; and is responsible for a pantheon of characters so bizarre that if one of them chose to sit and starve in a transparent cubicle it would probably qualify as normal behaviour.

If this was the week of a World Cup final it would probably qualify as a crisis and England will have less wriggle room from January when it will become mandatory for sides to be announced 48 hours in advance, unless the two unions involved have agreed otherwise in advance.

Looking back, I now realize that the tactics (guilt, disorientation of senses, casting doubts of their moral identity) would probably qualify as brainwashing.

(The Saudis would probably qualify).

On June 9th Mr McGuinness said he thought Muslims would probably qualify for government help in building a mosque.

Otherwise Jim McDermott of Washington would probably qualify for his recent trip to Baghdad, where he played useful idiot for Saddam Hussein.

It would probably qualify for the National Register, but Charles Brilvitch, the city historian, has not yet applied for the designation.

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