Sentence examples for qualify what from inspiring English sources

The authors are careful to qualify what these findings mean.

First, I should qualify what I've stated above about Intel's research.

But if what's keeping the poor out of Harvard "is not their inability to pay the bill but their inability to qualify," what next?

(Think Josh Freeman in his time in Tampa) "I'm a big supporter of him, I think he does fantastic job, but we also know that injuries occur in this game and that's why I always qualify what I say.

I adhere to my dissenting opinions in those cases, and in concurring in the judgment in this case I do not in any respect depart from or qualify what I there said.

He did not qualify what he meant by "excellent job," but added, upon further questioning, "The crew is being debriefed, and what we know at this present time is that they succeeded in doing a major portion of their checklist".

In this system, you get into the quicksand of who qualifies, what are the edges, what are the boundaries?

What's problematic, though, is qualifying what that happens to look like.

"Property is at the frontline over what qualifies and what doesn't," said Dyall.

People are always asking questions about the boundaries of art – what qualifies and what doesn't.

At their weakest -- more than a few qualify -- what is confirmed is humdrum or obvious; and the note of self-deprecation, repeated, comes to resemble a seasoning added like ketchup to ginger up the bland.