Sentence examples for narrow qualifying from inspiring English sources

The £35m signing from Barcelona scored the only goal in Arsenal's narrow qualifying win at Emirates Stadium.

A number of court rulings have narrowed down qualifying excuses.

The Leeds International Pool was not without its design flaws, the pool size was miscalculated and was less than an inch too narrow to qualify for Olympic Standard meaning that it never held the competitions the council had hoped for and it spent much of the 1960s closed while problems with its construction were rectified.

But when the pendulum swings toward increasing revenues for the U.S. Treasury, then Congress narrows what qualifies as a way to increase tax revenue.

The court even broke with the presidential practice of 150 years by ruling that only vacancies arising during a narrow recess period qualify for recess appointments.

Sorensen differentiates between assertions and non-assertions according to "narrow plausibility": "To qualify as an assertion, a lie must have narrow plausibility.

By a narrow margin, Scotland qualified for the UEFA European Championship for the first time in 1992.

Recruiters, Rivera found, tended to have an exceptionally narrow idea of what qualified a candidate as élite.

To me, her victory represented a broadening understanding of Americanness in a space that has historically taken a fairly narrow view of what qualifies as an acceptably American appearance and background.

As information systems have been implemented in a small number of health facilities in South Africa, a narrow number of respondents qualified for the study.

If, for the narrow-minded, that qualifies them as irresponsible wastrels, so what?