Sentence examples for qualifying because of from inspiring English sources

"People are not interested in World Cup qualifying because of the revolution," Essa said.

Sergio García, who has played in every British Open since 1998, withdrew from this year's tournament qualifying because of an infected fingernail on his left hand that made it difficult to grip a club.

Kanaan set the target with a lap of 160.052 miles an hour and, after a 40-minute interruption of qualifying because of light rain, Castroneves threw a scare into his pal.

Even his relegation to the back of the grid on Saturday, after he was unable to set a timed lap in qualifying because of a problem with his power unit, did not leave him unduly disheartened.

Hamilton was more fragile in qualifying because of his attacking driving style but that won through on race day because he sees a car and he just passes it.

42 Of patients who received dose escalation because of cytogenetic failure (n = 63), 52% achieved complete cytogenetic response, and 16% achieved partial cytogenetic response; of 21 patients qualifying because of hematologic failure, 5% achieved complete cytogenetic response, and 10% achieved partial cytogenetic response.

The last time pole qualifying was postponed because of rain was 1990.

Brazil, Canada, Chinese Taipei and Spain won their qualifier rounds and will join Australia, China, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, the Netherlands, Puerto Rico, United States and Venezuela, which qualified because of their performances in the 2009 tournament, which was won by Japan.

Switzerland said it had qualified because of the performance of Ikle and Salieri.

They qualified because of the urgent medical problem; other families qualify if they are deemed particularly vulnerable after being subjected to torture or sexual violence.

But when he tried to enter a military college a year later, he was told he did not qualify because of his "complex family background".