Sentence examples for qualify more from inspiring English sources
Other provisions qualify more obviously as the "down payment" to which the President refers.
But Korean players, finding their own bracket overstuffed with talent, began establishing temporary residency in the United States, or in Germany, so that they could qualify more easily.
Lower-ranked athletes often gain entry because some nations either decline their invitations or qualify more than the maximum three athletes.
"In our first year, we helped qualify more than 5,000 seniors for the program," Mr. McCarthy said, "and that brought over $100,000 into the market.
Moreover, since uncontested races are usually less about voter bliss with incumbents than about New York's byzantine ballot access barriers, contenders should qualify more easily.
That quibble aside, the opportunity to qualify more easily for elite frequent-flyer status by "rolling over" qualifying points or flight segments appears to be the most ground-breaking of several recent changes to the frequent-flyer programme at Delta Air Lines.
Are anti-nuclear activists better qualified, more honest?
This exquisitely urbane pre-World War II spy novel qualifies more as a literary event than an airport read.
China has qualified more boats than all but 4 of the 57 countries on the Olympic rowing roster so far.
Many foreigners tend to be exceptionally well qualified: more than half of migrants who got work permits here since the 1990s had a degree.
And I do have a law degree so I think I'm qualified – more qualified that some sitting justices.
