Sentence examples for qualify every from inspiring English sources

Until they qualify, every sentence ends with a question mark.

This approach has been pioneered in the food industry, where reputable businesses use barcodes to monitor and qualify every stage of their production process.

While both teams should be among the three nations from a six-team group guaranteed to qualify, every game between them is an event.

It involved counting and ordering rituals, but as it worsened she was compelled to qualify every statement in the diary — "Dad got a dead person," "We watched cartoons" — with the phrase "I think".

Oliver Ford Davies's brilliant Polonius is both a sycophantic politician and a comic pedant who feels the need to define and qualify every word he says: a quality he, oddly enough, shares with Hamlet.

During their rotations on Saturday their coach yelled, air-punched and bear-hugged the team, while chants of "USA" rang around the arena and they finished the day the only team to qualify every member for an individual final.

The study calls into question the practice of having Medicaid recipients re-qualify every few months for benefits, experts said, suggesting that constant re-qualifications may be more costly in the end.

Almost every boast was qualified, every criticism carefully tempered.

In contrast, since 1994 the Devils have qualified every year except 1996.

Amyas Morse, the comptroller and auditor general, had "qualified his audit opinion" on the department's accounts, which have been qualified every year since 1988-89, due to the high level of fraud and error in benefit expenditure, the National Audit Office NAOO) said.

From 1973 to 1993, he qualified every year for match play, winning twice, finishing third once and posting seven other top-10 finishes, according to the U.S.G.A. "It's very powerful stuff, to win it on that course," Sigel said.