Sentence examples for qualification lead from inspiring English sources

Wieber led the US to gold in Tuesday's women's final, ahead of Russia, as Komova failed to reproduce the form which propelled her into the all-around qualification lead.

PD Arsenal fan groups planning protest during Norwich match The way that West Ham fans have been complaining about refereeing decisions during their challenge for Champions League qualification leads you to suspect that for the remainder of the season they will check who is in charge of their games before even considering the opposition.

Ulster, who went into the game bottom of Pool Three and with no chance of qualification, led 12-0 athehe break courtesy of Cave's first two tries.

Napoli, fourth in Serie A and seven points adrift of Champions League qualification, led when Argentina striker Higuain cushioned a long ball - with Wolfsburg claiming he used his hand - to prod in the opener.

The search for that which may be asserted without condition or qualification leads to the conclusion that all variety is the expression of an underlying unity, and that nothing can be real in the absence of mind or spirit.

This research emphasised that the quality of early childhood teachers' relationships with children along with the quality of their pedagogical practices and the length of their qualifications lead to positive gains in children's learning and development (Centre on the Developing Child, 2007; Sylva et al., 2010).

This instability, as well as Sukarno's uncertainty about Sudirman's qualifications, led to a delay in Sudirman's confirmation.

The strictness of these qualifications led to the 1999 and 2005 elections being walkovers as only one candidate, S.R. Nathan, received a certificate of eligibility from the PEC.

Some give little thought to where the qualification might lead.

I had no clue what possible jobs an arts qualification could lead to.

Such a government lacks the necessary qualification to lead an international movement against terrorism.