Sentence examples for qualify itself from inspiring English sources

If United were a country, it would carry enough passengers to qualify itself as the 14th largest country in the world.

But the report manages to qualify itself in the event that Facebook revenue does in fact start to grow more quickly, by noting the potential benefits of newer advertising features like Sponsored Stories.

According to Rav Yehuda Ashlag, author of the Sulam (Ladder) commentary on The Book of Zohar, "It is upon the Israeli nation to qualify itself and all the people of the world... to develop until they take upon themselves that sublime work of the love of others, which is the ladder to the purpose of Creation".

It is upon the Israeli nation to qualify itself and all the people of the world through Torah and Mitzvot (commandments), to develop until they take upon themselves that sublime work of the love of others, which is the ladder to the purpose of Creation, being adhesion with the Creator.

Further, the process of filth-to-wealth conversion is bestowed with economic and environmental benefits, thus qualifying itself as an energy efficient process.

Routine wear and tear doesn't qualify in itself, but can cause a casualty.

The use of automated calculation does not in itself qualify such activities as computational biology.

We don't have that many trees left. 1 That you had parents and a childhood does not of itself qualify you to write a memoir.

Please note: For foreign-trained students, the Cornell Tech LLM will not by itself qualify graduates to sit for the New York State bar examination.

That was the outcry that erupted when Wesley Clark, the retired general, suggested that John McCain's military command background did not, by itself, qualify him to be president.

The presence of such economic loss does not convert a physiological change which does not in itself qualify as an actionable injury into such an injury.