Sentence examples for qualifying term from inspiring English sources

A qualifying term for a measure: "add a strong pint" means fill the pint to the top.

It refers to a single-minded, diligent practice where the qualifying term "just" means the practice of meditation without any intervention of ego-logical interest, concern, or desire, so that the practice remains undefiled.

"clinical placements" were defined by HWA in 2012 using the qualifying term of "pre-service" or "pre-registration".

Here we use the qualifying term "heterogeneous" to exclude systems with significant symmetry which may be employed to obtain exact representations in very specialised circumstances (Keeling and Ross 2008; Simon et al. 2011).

But I generally don't – not because I'm lazy or can't remember all those words when put on the spot, but because each one of these qualifying terms provides an opportunity for the listener to decide that that kind of leadership doesn't apply.

Start searching the Web by name of industry and add qualifying terms like "market size" or "competition".

These decisions were based on the expert opinions of the physician authors and their familiarity with the use of qualifying terms used in the Olmsted County medical records.

The world tour will be a major upgrade from the qualifying series in terms of travel, wave quality and opponents.

The observation period of most examined studies ranges from several months to two years (with very few exceptions), thus hardly qualifying as long-term.

Bankers will keep the job of assessing credit, proffering to the government portfolios of qualifying loans (mainly short-term support for working capital to keep firms ticking over).

Doubtless Uber has done good work building inference models about what factors impact scores, but even this simplified additional feedback layer should help expand considerably its horizons in terms of qualifying factors that contribute to the numbered rating.