Sentence examples for sometimes qualified from inspiring English sources

Dr. Forward received much praise for his science fiction novels, although it was sometimes qualified.

So realistic is simulator training that airline crews are sometimes qualified on a new aircraft in a simulator prior to ever flying the aircraft itself.

It was a way, as they said in those days, to break out of the frame, and the results, as much constructed as painted, sometimes qualified as painted sculpture.

A prevalence <20% is sometimes qualified as low, 20 50% as intermediate, and >50% as high.

Comments that expressed some dissatisfaction were sometimes qualified by the recognition that although the outcome wasn't perfect, breast appearance was vastly improved by surgery.

Furthermore, when the no-consent option is preferred, it is sometimes qualified with a preference for some form of notification or information provision about uses to which data are put [ 11, 14] or the ability to opt-out [ 6].

In some cases, federal aid can be used to reimburse houses of worship for social services they provide, and houses of worship can sometimes qualify for low-interest loans from the Small Business Administration.

Borrowers who have an older Fannie Mae loan or a mortgage from Freddie Mac may also sometimes qualify for a refinance loan even if the building does not meet lending guidelines.

By the early seventies, Rich had built a body of work that could withstand her own raids upon it, a thrilling achievement that made her a natural for long, trenchant sequences, the individual sections sometimes qualifying, sometimes even warring against, one another.

But Jean Constantine-Daviseniorenior lawyer at the AARP Foundation, said that lenders sometimes qualify borrowers based on their ability to pay the lowest rate on an adjustable loan, not the maximum rate, while other lenders do not require adequate evidence that a borrower can repay.

Those with the right political connections can sometimes qualify for special "disability" payments before retirement.