Sentence examples for increasingly qualify from inspiring English sources

At least it seems that shorts increasingly qualify.

They argue that younger people increasingly qualify on the ground of mental illness.

Competition is further heightened because applicants are increasingly qualified.

Mr. Mueck is a clever trompe l'oeil conjurer, and Ms. Saville, aspiring to Lucian Freud, increasingly qualifies as a watchable painter.

These are dark days for free speech as it becomes increasingly qualified by regulatory demands for privacy and court injunctions.

A | New rules suggest big law firms will increasingly use qualified solicitor-advocates rather than high-calibre barristers.

Women could help fill the gap.In a book published last year, "Winning the War for Talent in Emerging Markets", Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid found that, despite cultural constraints, women in developing countries were increasingly well qualified.

Once in a managerial position, individuals often cannot be criticised or even advised, which is a problem particularly in institutions where young employees are increasingly more qualified than their managers.

Companies are increasingly forced to qualify their own products for integration into an existing system of other products – so called System-of-Systems.

And they are increasingly unlikely to qualify for even the second and final round of the presidential election, to be held in early May.

The poor sometimes -- though increasingly rarely -- qualify for the cash assistance known colloquially as welfare.