Sentence examples for nearly qualified from inspiring English sources

When she was 16, du Toit nearly qualified for the 2000 Games in three events.

"I will be happy with a draw better than a win, we now have two home matches and you can say we are very strong at home and I hope we can win these games so we are nearly qualified or qualified, but we also have a game away to Wolfsburg.

So impoverished is the federation that one of its coaching staff, Frederic Acosta, who played in the side that nearly qualified for the Cup of Nations in 1982, trawls the kiosks of Niamey collecting the conical display units used for lollipops rather than buying training cones.

In the United States however, a public notary is often an individual who witnesses signatures on important documents and/or administers oaths.This is an important distinction to make since a notario in Latin America may be qualified enough to work on immigration issues, but a public notary in America is often not nearly qualified enough to provide legal help on immigration issues.

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(Some new collections on Impulse, "Spiritual" and "Standards," highlight two of these tendencies; as for ballads, I recommend two other Impulse releases, "John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman" and "Crescent," a brilliantly melancholic album that nearly qualifies as soul music).

Nearly two hundred qualified nominees for executive and judicial offices would be on the job instead of in limbo.

As recently as 2000, the nation's nursing schools turned away nearly 5,900 qualified applicants, mostly because of a lack of faculty and classroom space, as well as budget cutbacks.

Until its repeal in 2011, nearly 14 000 qualified service members were separated from the military.

From guidance on applications through to strategies for managing behaviour, teacher training is targeted, practical and effective – nearly 90 percent of newly qualified teachers declare themselves highly satisfied with the quality of the instruction.

If poor, non-white people are up to anything, those activities nearly always qualify as "crime crimes".