Sentence examples for qualifying from inspiring English sources

For a European island outpost with a population of just 330,000, it was a fairly heroic achievement from which they hope to progress by qualifying for Euro 2016.

Amid the tit-for-tat statements and inflated rhetoric Albania's chances of qualifying for Euro 2016 have taken a hit.

In addition, up to 80% of medical students are women, and many start families soon after qualifying – one practice in east London currently has five pregnant GPs and has not had a single application to cover the soon-to-be empty posts.

The Dockers will now play an away qualifying final against either Sydney or Hawthorn, while Port Adelaide will host an elimination final against either Richmond, West Coast or Adelaide.

"We'll find it hard to bring attendances back to a very high level because of the opponents we're playing in qualifying – they won't be exciting the public," said Hodgson, with games against San Marino, Estonia, Slovenia, Lithuania and the Swiss ahead.

Ireland took an unconvincing first step towards qualifying for the main stage of the World Twenty20 by stumbling to a last-ball St Patrick's Day victory against Zimbabwe in Sylhet.

In the first part of qualifying Nico had the edge but then he lost his braking in Q2 and it swung back to Lewis in the lap that mattered".

Aldama, who turns 40 later this month and had heavy strapping on the shoulder she injured in Rome in May, qualified for the final with her opening jump of 14.45m and said she had never experienced an atmosphere like it for the qualifying round of a major championships.

His steady hand may be what West Ham need if they qualify for the Europa League via the fair play table and their season begins with the first qualifying round on 2 July.

But her presence here was guaranteed once news broke that she had qualified for Sochi by (allegedly – the case is now in the hands of lawyers) fixing four qualifying races in Slovenia, by hiring skiers to perform badly in them, including in the results athletes who were not even there, and an assortment of other comedy felonies.

Mali, still led by Seydou Keita, will be doughty as ever; Cameroon, seemingly relieved to be rid of the turbulent presence of Samuel Eto'o, breezed through qualifying after an awful World Cup, while Guinea are the romantic hope, having qualified despite having to play their home games in Casablanca because of the Ebola crisis.