Sentence examples for slightly qualified from inspiring English sources

But a number of significant Hollywood film-makers – including David Lynch, Steven Spielberg and Oliver Stone – have moved to the junior medium for mini-series or documentaries and now Steven Soderbergh has paid a compliment, if a slightly qualified one, to home entertainment.

Carson has a slightly qualified happy ending because I felt I wanted a seismic, emotional way of saying that actually Downton will never be the same again and for me, Carson leaving was the clearest way I could send that message, by giving him a physical condition which may be just a tremor or it may be the beginning of Parkinson's.

The other new team, Manchester Phoenix fared slightly better, qualifying for the playoff finals after finishing sixth in the league, where they were defeated 6 1 by Nottingham in the semi final.

Only slightly more than half felt qualified to treat obese patients with psychiatry faculty feeling significantly less qualified than the other specialties (p =.002).

Similarly, some cigar makers made their small cigars slightly heavier to qualify for the lower rate.

Under this program, borrowers who are slightly underwater can qualify for new loans covering the amount of the remaining mortgage at the best-prevailing rates, if they have a history of on-time mortgage payments and are otherwise financially sound.

ARMs are slightly easier to qualify for than fixed-rate loans, but they also carry more risks.

The differences were minimal regarding blood glucose control grouping, indicating that slightly more patients qualifying for the good blood glucose control group were in the observed population (57.1%) than in the total population (55.0%), which was expected after imputing the data using the worst-case method.

The King Edward VI Foundation in Birmingham, which runs five grammar schools in the city, has similarly set a slightly lower qualifying score for pupil premium children to increase its intake from more disadvantaged communities.

In addition it decided to set a slightly lower qualifying score for those children who may have been held back by educational disadvantage, but still have the ability to thrive in a competitive grammar school environment.

A slightly higher qualifying position here might avoid that happening.