Sentence examples for tend to qualify from inspiring English sources

It's true that younger people tend to qualify for coverage more easily and pay lower premiums.

Look, I'm Welsh and we all know Wales don't tend to qualify for too many.

We all know Wales don't tend to qualify for too many of the big occasions".

(Contrary to the "John Q". plot line, children tend to qualify for emergency Medicaid or other help).

He doesn't mince words: We rabbis tend to qualify our sentences.

Revolutionary Etude by Chopin, Prelude in C# Minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Hungarian Rhapsody by List are three such pieces which tend to qualify as "show pieces".

Recent scholarship has tended to qualify this interpretation, however.

Whereas a stock generally requires a 2-period RSI in the single digits to be considered oversold, an ETF with a 2-period RSI of 30 or less tends to qualify as a fund that has pulled back significantly enough to potentially represent an opportunity for swing traders.

It is encouraging that the key disciplines for HPSR of economics, statistics and management are present in at least two thirds of institutions across income groups, and researchers specialized in these subjects tend to be better qualified.

Do we perceive only fleeting qualities (dharma), as Buddhists tend to say, or qualifiers as qualifying qualificanda (a lotus as qualified by being-blue), as say realist Nyāya and Mīmāṃsā?

German lawyers take longer to qualify and tend to be older and more professorial than their British counterparts.