Sentence examples for ineligible though from inspiring English sources

Luxury improvements are ineligible, though the program has wide definitions of "repairs" and "modernization".

That put the NFL and the owners into swift and rather pathetic damage-control mode, and forced both sides back to the table in a hurry.The officials are also ineligible, though they get closer to the prize than owners.

Women seeking to return to work after child-rearing are also ineligible, even though contributions were paid before leaving work.

The red areas on the upper-half of the scene are temporary waterlog due to heavy rains, producing an incorrect labelling as ineligible, even though those are eligible.

Another false alarm example is a temporary waterlog in Figure 7 (the area marked with "A"), which is detected as potentially ineligible, even though it is actually eligible; yet the mono-temporal spectral information is insufficient in those cases.

Working outside of Fifa at the time, both nations were technically ineligible to enter, though constant invites were proffered – and pompously rebuffed.

Participants will be ineligible the next year, though an ensemble might conceivably sell a project involving more than one concert in a given year.

Because the doctor had scribbled the letters TMJ (temporomandibular joint) in a file, she was again ineligible -- even though the ache had gone away in three days and was never diagnosed as TMJ.

Today, very few skaters practice figures; a typical eligible skater can look awkward compared with the best ineligible performers, even though he or she may have superior jumping skills.

Though ineligible for gold as a foreign entrant, the Scot, 23, beat a field packed with skiers fighting for places on Norway's world-leading Olympic team.

Both are considered potential candidates for governor in 2006, when Mr. Taft will be ineligible to succeed himself, though Mr. Householder has been hurt by an investigation into possible campaign finance violations by some of his advisers.