Sentence examples for more disqualifying from inspiring English sources

Even more disqualifying is the location -- smack dab on the axis that runs for two largely uninterrupted miles down the Mall from the Capitol through the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial.

The problem, however, is that there is currently no truly satisfactory 10B target agent for any human tumor type [12] although several boron agents have been proposed and synthesized, but many of these have either one or more disqualifying features [13].

(That Trump went on Jones's program and praised him is in itself one more disqualifying event, among so many).

I prefer to maintain, reiterating from above in this post, that Mr. Trump is delusional when he spews out that a jurist's heritage, without more, disqualifies a sitting judge.

Gen. Hartmann, surprised everyone, and threatened the Commissions' teetering legitimacy once more, by disqualifying Hartmann from playing any role in Salim Hamdan's trial.

But his strategy now reflects a calculation advisers made this summer -- over the strenuous objections of some longtime hands who helped him build his "Straight Talk" image -- to shift the campaign more toward disqualifying Mr. Obama in the eyes of voters.

On Sunday, the complaints commission gave its final ruling on more than 2,000 charges, disqualifying 21 more candidates on the grounds of election fraud; 4 others were disqualified earlier.

Voting also could proceed with one or more candidates disqualified if the ethics inquiry decided bidding rules were broken by a vote-swapping alliance.

In the deadlock that followed the election, the prospect of disqualifying more candidates deepened the crisis.

A special electoral court has put off a decision on disqualifying more candidates, for now.

But Little League officials might consider that just one more argument for disqualifying all teams from the city.