Sentence examples for virtually qualified from inspiring English sources

He hopes to do it again at Wembley next month, against an England team already virtually qualified.

"We are virtually qualified for the next Champions League, which is the least this club must achieve.

For six decades he also actively pursued a hobby that virtually qualified as a second career: photography.

But the troubling signs begin to appear when he vents his fury on Goneril for dismissing his entourage, not only cursing her with sterility but pinning her to the ground in a manner that virtually qualifies as indecent assault.

The current abundance of storage, processing, and display virtually qualifies any device to be connected to the Internet as a network-enabled device (NED) [21].

Most of these schools accept virtually all qualified applicants.

They are explicitly forbidden to work in virtually any qualified profession, and a recent rule now also makes it illegal for "stateless aliens" to own property.

The standard presentation is a debate between alarmists and sceptics: on one side virtually all qualified scientists, on the other a few holdouts.

And under its current admissions policy, just as under its prior policies, the university's "consideration of race... has the effect of admitting virtually every qualified under-represented minority applicant," while denying admission to nonpreferred applicants with the same or higher index scores based solely on their race.

The standard presentation is a debate between alarmists and skeptics: on one side virtually all qualified scientists, on the other a few holdouts.

On the same day, in Gratz v. Bollinger, the high court said Michigan's undergraduate college had unlawfully made race "a decisive factor for virtually every minimally qualified underrepresented minority applicant".