Sentence examples for qualified way from inspiring English sources

In a qualified way".

Nonetheless, Philip B. Heymann, a professor at Harvard Law School and the author of "Terrorism and America: A Commonsense Strategy for a Democratic Society" (M.I.T. Press, 1998), thinks victory for the United States is at least "imaginable," if in a qualified way.

Despite its author's best intentions, "The Cause" makes it harder, not easier, to understand how liberals ever mustered the intellectual clarity or collective resolve not only to govern but to achieve what they manifestly did during their long reign at the vital center of our national life — or even, in a more qualified way, during the two dec­ades since Bill Clinton promised to "put people first".

The distinction is real for James, but in a qualified way (Gossiaux 1999).

However, following from God's nature in a more qualified way does not imply that finite modes do not follow from God at all – that would be to reintroduce the problem of the gap.

The claim is examined in detail by blogger Richard North, who shows that the statement, repeated in a qualified way in the IPCC Synthesis Report (which summarizes the three working group texts), has a murky scientific basis.

Directed by Wolfgang Petersen (qualified by way of "Das Boot").

He said this in his report: "In my view qualified one way costs shifting may be appropriate on grounds of social policy, where the parties are in an asymmetric relationship.

"Now we have qualified, the way our selection works is that it's open," Durham-born Eddie told BBC Look North.

These moments are not qualified, the way I qualify my personal successes.

20 An additional four skiers would have qualified by way of the hyperpnoea stimulus.