Sentence examples for something to qualify from inspiring English sources

For something to qualify as a commodity, both buyer and seller must agree on its quality.

Like many younger artists, Mr. Griffa seems to test how little it takes for something to qualify as a painting.

With cryptic batches of repeating lines and strokes in glowing colors, they test how little it takes for something to qualify as a painting.

There are a pair of two, 15-letter entry "stacks" here, which, if you believe the laws of physics, is the minimum number of entries you can have piled on top of each other in order for something to qualify as a stack.

I think I had to do 50 pushups or something to qualify — it's a good thing that I took the test before smartphones existed, because that really put a crimp in my overall fitness state.

Hume evidently means to denote something beyond mere changes in the regular course of nature, raising the bar higher for something to qualify as a miracle but also raising the potential epistemic significance of such an event if it could be authenticated.

But there is certainly a middle ground, for in order for something to even qualify as satire it has to be scathingly accurate.

"It's not something you want to qualify for," Yaris-Davis said with what sounded like a shudder.

"I'm hoping I can win something before I have to qualify, if I have to," Lopez said.

But ultimately she may know something more important: how to qualify for the Imelda Club discount at Fetish, a shoe lover's haven in Austin, Tex.

I ask them if they know what it means to qualify something.