Sentence examples for qualifying meant from inspiring English sources

Hamilton felt Rosberg's advantage was down to the better reliability of the championship leader's car - a fire on the Briton's car in qualifying meant he started the race at the back, with Rosberg on pole.

Defeat for Jamie Baker, Alex Bogdanovic and Davie Rice at the second stage of qualifying means only world number two and US Open champion Andy Murray, James Ward and Kyle Edmund will begin the tournament proper.

Of 668 patients, 380 qualified (mean age 58 ± 13 years; 61.3% male) and 356 (mean age 58 ± 13 years; 58.7% male) were enrolled as the eGFR and ACR cohorts, respectively (Supplementary Fig. 1).

A run of only two victories in seven games, and only three points achieved in qualifying means that his charges are all but out of World Cup contention.

However, their 2-1 win over Athletic earlier in qualifying means they picked up more points than Galatasaray and Apoel Nicosia (one each) this season.

The yellow card, Reyna's second in a qualifying game, meant he would be suspended for the July 1 showdown in Mexico City against a Mexican team that seemed on life support.

Although the result of the final World Cup qualifying match meant little to the United States, which had already advanced to South Africa, the Americans took inspiration from their teammate Charlie Davies, who lay in a nearby hospital after he was involved in a fatal car accident a day earlier.

Vettel said he had made a mistake on his first lap in final qualifying, which meant he could not push to the limit on his second.

Limited running in practice and a wet qualifying session meant that teams had to improvise their strategies at the Hockenheimring.

The subsidies, expected to average more than $5,000 a year for each person who qualifies, are meant to help low- and middle-income people pay for insurance.

Try per diem for starters: a red qualifying credential means half the per diem of the blue ones.