Sentence examples for that might qualify from inspiring English sources

In college sports, that might qualify as an accomplishment.

Indeed, Madrid is deficient in other characteristics that might qualify it for a leading role.

The one place that might qualify is health care, where we surely do waste several points of GDP.

(Unless he meant that he looked like a member of the Irish Republican Army? I guess that might qualify).

There is no public record of any statements Mr. Morsi made that might qualify as incitement to murder.

By a dictionary definition, that might qualify as a landslide, even if the popular-vote margin did not.

Most athletes currently competing at the United States Olympic trials in Eugene, Ore., at least entertain the possibility that they might qualify for team that will travel to London next month.

But another aspect is Affirm's ability to provide access to credit for borrowers that might not qualify for other short-term loans or credit cards — and certainly wouldn't qualify on the same terms.

If you have even a vague inkling that you might qualify for the "can't" group, stay away from "102 Minutes That Changed America," a harrowing, painful reconstruction of that morning compiled from professional and amateur video and audiotapes.

Individuals that might not qualify under the rules of membership are now eligible".

The Sotheby's story threatens to overshadow a life that might well qualify as a Horatio Alger story come true.