Sentence examples for rather eligible from inspiring English sources

We showed that in comparison with psychiatrists and nurses, psychologists had less antagonistic judgments toward BPD and perceived them as less manipulative and rather eligible for hospitalization.

Evenwel v. Abbott looks at redistricting in Texas, where petitioners are challenging the current method of districting based on total population, rather than eligible voting population, which they say puts political power in the hands of undocumented immigrants.

No formal sample size was calculated; rather, all eligible patients during the study period were included in the analysis.

The main advantage of this, apart from making year-by-year and international comparisons easier, is that it actually measures unemployment, rather than those eligible for benefit.

Because her postcode falls into a Department for Work and Pensions "trial area", rather than being eligible for jobseeker's allowance Groome was told she had to apply for universal credit – the Conservatives' flagship benefit scheme, which officials last week admitted is five years behind schedule.

And, for one season only, up to two sides could win promotion from tier three to the Championship next summer - with both the Northern and Southern winners initially eligible, rather than just the winners of a traditional play-off between the two.

High schools focus on making graduating seniors college eligible, rather than college and career ready.

State and local elected officials must focus on ways to engage more Americans in the electoral process and open access to the ballot, rather than discouraging eligible Americans from voting.