Sentence examples for possibly disqualified from inspiring English sources
-Suroosh's old trip to the Gun Markets of Pakistan took the People's Choice award for "News & Politics: Individual Episode," blowing the ass off of the NYT's Toxic Waters series (possibly disqualified for not being an individual episode--hello!), Huffpo's thing about some guy who lost his house, and the AARP's examination of the failed closing of an unsuccessful newspaper in Colorado.
Chris Hudson Bellingham, Wash., May 19, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Mr. Blumenthal's Misdirection" (editorial, May 19): Your editorial takes a very small number of statements made by Richard Blumenthal and turns them into a possibly "disqualifying character trait".
The youngest caller was 27 years old, the oldest 60. (They actually had lunch together but he disqualified her because she is possibly a relative).
If you are arguing over a minor point (with an umpire or opponent) and you are shouting loudly, (or swearing) and disrupting other players you could be disqualified from the tournament and possibly even fined (for swearing).
Maybe it disqualifies me.
In a phone interview on Friday, he said the I.R.S. last month had "disqualified" the Penn Specialty plan, making any distributions taxable and possibly generating penalties.
Dobrovolsky predicted that the campaign was prepared to mass 15,000 to 25,000 young people to protest the results on March 19 — or possibly a move to disqualify Milinkevich even before the vote.
He was later disqualified.
Officials disqualified Sloan.
Because I disqualified myself.
