Sentence examples for proved ineligible for from inspiring English sources

All had academic difficulties serious enough that each proved ineligible for a scholarship to a four-year school (a fact that embarrasses the coach).

1689, Brandenburg-Prussia annexed Peter Island, but the small rock proved ineligible for trade or settlement.

Accompanying toxicities are, however, not negligible, especially considering the simultaneous radio-chemotherapy [ 3] which is the reason for many patients proving ineligible for a combined treatment.

One study proved ineligible because the research objective was unrelated to determination of Iraqi deaths [ 9].

However, in the 2004 survey, a number of those contacted proved to be ineligible for various reasons, including inaccurate diagnosis encoded in the ALD file, and hospitalisations and deceases at the time of the survey.

Although 1959 proved his breakout season, he was ineligible for the Rookie of the Year Award because of his previous sparse experience.

Participants in the observational study included 93,676 women who were screened for the clinical trials but proved to be ineligible or unwilling to participate or were recruited through a direct invitation for the observational study.

They said that the trial court judges — who are husband and wife — simply adopted Dr. Denkowski's conclusions instead of examining reams of evidence from other psychologists that they said proved their clients were mentally retarded and ineligible for the death penalty.

It is unknown how many of these patients would have proved eligible for the trial; we can only report that approximately 50% of patients are found ineligible at the time of surgery (usually because of concomitant disease that precludes participation).

If Barack Obama is proved to be ineligible to be President, everything he has done is wiped out.

Instead, consider this: if Barack Obama were actually Barack Marshall Davis, the years of work that W.N.D. put into proving that Obama was born in Kenya — and/or ineligible for the Presidency on account of his Kenyan father — would be instantly moot.