Sentence examples for small qualified from inspiring English sources
The phrase "small qualified" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing something that is both small in size and has certain qualifications, but it is not a common expression. Example: "The small qualified team managed to complete the project ahead of schedule."
Pitfour, an Episcopalian, had a small Qualified Chapel built on the estate at Waulkmill in 1766.
The Fergusons were Episcopalian, and in 1766, the second laird, Lord Pitfour had a small Qualified Chapel built on the estate at Waulkmill.
In his victory speech, Malloy credited the Citizens Election Programm and claimed victory on behalf of the more than 4,000 people who made small qualifying contributions to his campaign.
And her small salary qualified her for large tax credits, which arrive in the form of an annual check — in her case for about $4,000.
She is currently NASA's smallest person qualified to wear a spacesuit, and some female astronauts are too small to fit, she said.
The two highest-grossing Chinese language films to show in the U.S. in 2015, "Lost in Hong Kong" and "Goodbye Mr. Loser," each earned $1.3 million — and even that small amount qualifies them for the low end of the all-time top ten Chinese-language releases in the U.S. "I don't think it will be successful in the West," Kong said.
Amalgamated's claim of $10 million was too small to qualify it as the lead plaintiff.
Other remaining single-screen theaters, like the Paris and the Beekman, are too small to qualify as movie palaces, he said in an e-mail message.
There are many cases, he said, that are too small to qualify for approval at the European Commission but that do need approval from several different national governments, each of which has its own rules.
The company disagrees, saying the legislation's effect is too small to qualify as a "material adverse effect," a legal mechanism in the deal agreement that would allow the buyers to walk away without penalty.
Grameen Bank started in 1976 and soon became extraordinarily famous for offering "microcredit" to women in small groups.To qualify, Grameen's customers had to be extremely poor, probably earning less than a dollar a day.
