Sentence examples for impressive qualifiers from inspiring English sources

Most impressive qualifiers: Japan might have qualified with the highest points tally from the group stages, but special mention must surely go to Iran, who managed to top their five-team group despite scoring just eight goals in eight matches.

Most impressive qualifiers: In the absence of Brazil, who qualify automatically as hosts, there was a three-way tussle at the top of the table between eventual group winners Argentina, Colombia and Chile.

Most impressive qualifiers: Ghana were the top scorers with 18 goals in six group matches and managed more points (15) than any other country in their region, though they did suffer a surprise 1-0 loss away against Zambia.

Most impressive qualifiers: Seven teams made it through the whole campaign without losing (Belgium, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland), but it is the records of the Germans and Dutch that stand out: played 10, won nine, drawn one, both amassing 28 points from a possible 30 and scoring 70 goals between them.

They were described by Steve James, writing in Wisden, as "the most impressive qualifiers" from the group stage, and both Trescothick and Kieswetter were praised for their batting form.

American English Gardner (10.94) was the most impressive qualifier, while Jamaicans Kerron Stewart (11.02) and double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce (11.14) and Okagbare (11.03) also won their heats in some comfort.

The 2002 champion was defeated in four sets by the impressive German qualifier Dustin Brown, leaving only Bernard Tomic and Samantha Stosur in the draw for Australia.

While Carreno-Busta carries a much more impressive résumé than most unknown qualifiers, the difference between a Futures champion and a 17-time Grand Slam champion might be visible quickly.

The Red Devils began the Qualifiers with an impressive win over Huddersfield but back-to-back defeats to Leigh and Hull KR left them perilously placed before Leeds worsened their relegation fears.

Ireland made an impressive start to the Olympic qualifiers in Dublin by hammering Russia on Saturday.

Arter, 25, is named in a provisional 35-man squad for the crucial qualifier after producing impressive form for his club in this season's Championship.