Sentence examples for qualified where from inspiring English sources

Previously, Williams had either not qualified where they should have and had to make up places in the race; or qualified well up and not had the race pace.

Had Hulkenberg qualified where he should have done - on the second row, where Perez put the car - I suspect he would have had the strength and pace to go on to finish third.

The notes were further qualified where necessary by replaying the tapes for listening them again while taking the notes verbatim and care was taken to consider the answers obtained from the follow-up questions asked to the informants for clarification.

To qualify where he did and race where he did is a fantastic achievement".

The media have been critical of the apparently wasteful nature of the sport – a recent instance being the "fuel-burning" phase during qualifying where the team were encouraged to tour around using up fuel in order to get credits.

Underdog: Paul DI Resta His troubles in qualifying have continued this season, but Force India are fast around Spa, and if the Scot can qualify where the can should be based of its performance, he has a strong chance at a big haul of points.

One amusingly meta question asks users to qualify where exactly they are directing their negative and/or positive feelings: Facebook as a company, as an app/site, or Facebook as a collection of other humans ("Facebook users").

Great sales executives have detailed knowledge of two things that enable them to provide accurate forecasts: their people and how conservative and or aggressive they are in predicting when a deal will close; and how to qualify where deals are in the sales process and the associated risks of getting the deals done.

Kopczynski says you probably need experience at a high-volume night club or restaurant to qualify where he works.

The next step is something Pasquale calls qualified transparency, where people from the outside inspect and see if there's something untoward going on.

Policy makers in Tanzania have therefore made the only obvious decision possible, namely to put qualified people where they can reach the most people with adequate equipment - i.e. in hospitals in central urban locations.