Sentence examples for qualifying number of from inspiring English sources

Respondents were asked about their job role, number of years since qualifying, number of years in current post, degree of expertise in the area of postnatal depression and the percentage of their patients who are women of child-bearing age.

–According to Stats LLC, among the 49 major leaguers with a qualifying number of plate appearances in the cleanup spot, Beltran ranks 34th in average, 8th in RBI, tied for 22nd in homers and 25th in slugging percentage.

They get you all excited about some pocket camera by saying that it takes "high definition" videos — but even though the video has the qualifying number of pixels, it looks awful.

In 2001 the state passed legislation that gives property-tax credits to companies that create facilities in certain parts of the state for manufacturing, R&D, clean coal, renewables, or nuclear generation, subject to the creation of a qualifying amount of property and a qualifying number of jobs.

Thus, Harris, at 86.3% (176/204), was the Big Ten leader among those with a qualifying number of attempts according to some sources.

Most of the women participants qualified the number of care providers present fairly (67.5%), and some qualified it too high (12.1%).

The spokesperson added that she couldn't qualify the number of Syrians who have been deported since this change began, though the total for the year is now at 169.

Although this work design perspective has helped qualify a number of risk factors or stressors that may cause psychological strain and ill-health, it does not account for the broader organizational context in which work is performed.

If just half these women qualify, the numbers of health workers available for rural workers will increase threefold.

Many of the world's top players, including 2012 winner Phil Mickelson, will be exempt from qualifying through a number of criteria including world or domestic tour ranking or previous results at the Open.

Some individuals did not qualify because of the level of their incomes and assets; others were on relatively low incomes but did not qualify for a number of reasons.