Sentence examples for lead to qualifying from inspiring English sources

It is also true that there may exist inverse causality running from healthcare needs to dual eligibility: high levels of healthcare needs and usage may lead to qualifying for Medicare and Medicaid.

It's rooted in folk and country, with plenty of waltzes, but laced with enough feedback and quavery guitar leads to qualify as psychedelia.

In addition, test designs are given which lead to statistically qualified decisions about acceptance or rejection of a claimed effective concentration of a microbicidal substance.

He led Nigeria to qualify for Brazil 2014, and there took them to the last 16 where they were a little unfortunate to lose to France.

Criticisms (John Perry 1974) involving Russell's paradox of unexemplified properties led him to qualify this "general predicate entailment principle".

Her experiences in Russia led her to qualify her earlier belief that revolutionary ends might justify violent means.

He led England to qualify for the 2002 World Cup with David Beckham scoring the vital equaliser against Greece, deep into injury time.

This particular organization, with neurologists in private practice, led experts to qualify our system as competitive [ 36] and, in their opinion, could make GPs reluctant to refer their patients.

His form in 2015 finally led to him qualifying for the Tour.

Their 1994 success led to them qualifying for that year's European Super Cup, where they were beaten 2 0 by Milan on aggregate in two games.

Mr. Favreau's emphatic assent leads Mr. Vaughn to qualify: "I wouldn't say I feel responsible.