Sentence examples for qualified far from inspiring English sources
In his decision, the special master, George L. Hastings Jr., ruled that the government's expert witnesses were "far better qualified, far more experienced and far more persuasive" than the Cedillos'.
The site also provides a list of the Welsh athletes who have qualified so far.
Hamm's been nominated for Emmy awards for each of the three seasons that have qualified so far, and won 2008's best actor Golden Globe.
"The education system produces qualified graduates far in excess of demand.
It is hard to miss the bitterness in Kader Tadjer's voice when he talks about the vote that qualified the far-rightist Jean-Marie Le Pen to face President Jacques Chirac in the final round of France's presidential elections.
But if the hosts are not as strong as in past years, they are still a far more daunting prospect than the teams New Zealand have faced in qualifying so far - the likes of the Solomon Islands and New Caledonia making up part of their Oceania schedule.
But if we obtain Unesco heritage status, we will qualify for far more funding to help us, from Paris and Brussels".
Yet it feels churlish to quibble with a team that has scored 20 goals in qualifying so far and won 4-0 anter an eight-hour flight at the end of a long, tiring season.
(It's a very different story in the NRL, where they have two more clubs meaning that only the top half qualify, and far greater depth in their competition).
Most people – including those with high incomes, who qualify for far more deductions and credits than the average person – just don't "see" tax deductions as a subsidy similar to those given to low-income people in the form of benefits.
Mr Sarkozy knows what happened to Mr Chirac in the mid-1990s and seems determined not to repeat his practice of offering unwise concessions, at least for now.Don't give inIt is those qualifying phrases so far, for now that are worrying.
