Sentence examples for of those qualified from inspiring English sources

Although not everyone would have listed the same names, the majority of those qualified to judge would have included Thomson.

Eight of those qualified in Turkey last month, when Adams won European gold, while further places at Rio are available for Britain at lightweight and middleweight.

Poor youngsters would have a better shot at university in future, and the coalition's school reforms may swell the numbers of those qualified to get in.

[C9.] A SHOWDOWN OVER INSURANCE Democrats in Congress want to reauthorize and add funding to get more of those qualified to enlist in an underused insurance program intended to help 1.7 million children of the working poor.

For even during the immediate postwar decades – when at the 1950 general election 84% of those qualified to vote cast their ballot and when Labour and the Conservatives claimed a combined total of three million members – the Labour leader, Hugh Gaitskell conceded that politics was "looked upon in many quarters as a slightly odd, somewhat discreditable, rather silly occupation".

He does, but it's one of those qualified, "it's good, but…" reviews that you could've written yourself two months ago.

Most of those qualifying for the benefits never got past high school.

Most of those qualifying for the benefits, part of the Social Security system, never got past high school and held jobs like factory worker, waitress, store clerk, laborer or health care aide.

After calling a nonprofit housing assistance center, Ms. Koy learned that her mortgage, for all the trouble it was causing her, was not likely to be one of those qualifying for relief.

There was a statistically significant association between current supplementary prescribing status and year of qualification as a supplementary prescriber, with 70.7% of pharmacists qualifying in 2004 reporting current prescribing, compared to 55.6% of those qualifying in 2005, and 44% of those qualifying in 2006 (χ2 = 14.35, d.f. = 1, p = 0.002).

In 1974 females comprised approximately 27% of those qualifying from medical school[ 13], but by 1991 50% of the medical student population were female and by 2005 constituted 61% of the undergraduate student population[ 20].