Sentence examples for were even eligible for from inspiring English sources

Their sons, however, might overcome discrimination, and their grandsons were even eligible for membership in the Senate.

Over 40% of all the respondents did not know whether they were even eligible for a grant, and less than one fifth of those who responded (18%) knew that they could borrow up to around £5,700 per year towards maintenance costs if they live away from home outside London.

"You have to take a significant step before you're even eligible for Al Gore's tax relief," Mr. Bartlett said.

Thousands of workers and scores of businesses have yet to apply, and many remain unaware that they are even eligible for such aid, according to several officials who are involved in helping the downtown area recover economically.

As many as two-thirds of the unemployed seem to be unaware they are even eligible for these payments, so of the estimated 6.5 million unemployed in Russia (nearly 10percentt of the work force) in July, only 2.194 million registered for benefits.

The 17-year-old Max Verstappen, allowed into Formula One before he was even eligible for a normal driving licence, smashed head-on into a barrier in Monaco last month, an impact that would once have killed him, or at least shortened his legs by a few inches.

Most obviously, one might question whether corporate political entities are even eligible for moral rights.

He was held behind bars for a full year before he was even eligible for bail.

Out of 622,104 Baltimore residents, only about 300,000 are even eligible for jury duty.

As Tanner and coauthor Charles Hughes acknowledge, not every impoverished person receives all those benefits, or is even eligible for them.

"Next thing I knew I was 21 and living back in my childhood bedroom, with no idea how to get care at the [VA] — or that I was even eligible for it".