Sentence examples for would be qualified for from inspiring English sources

The big event for Team Rwanda was the final road race, because the first two riders to finish would be qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games, in London.

For example, a customer who would be qualified for a buy-one-get-one-free deal might still receive a different (perhaps even less profitable) offer if she passed up similar offers in the past.

"It's simply unlikely that someone would be qualified for that many positions to begin with.

Meanwhile, that company had three different job openings posted, and I would be qualified for any of them.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said at the time that it was "likely" that that specific booster would be qualified for reuse.

only because they used a minority-owned subcontractor and not because they would be qualified for the assignment.

Success would be Qualifying for the quarter-finals, ideally by winning one of their home games, against New Zealand in Avignon or, more likely, Samoa in Perpignan.

I believe that the absolute floor for "international success" would be qualifying for the World Cup.

Without actually applying for anything, you can do a phantom job search in which you look at the job market to see how many openings are out there that you'd be qualified for, and what they pay.

Avery good friend of mine said, after I'd been qualified for about five years, "I know you are a social worker, but what is it that you actually do?" Sometimes though, it is absolutely OK to just say "I work for the council".

In contrast, two-thirds of voters surveyed said Mr. Biden would be qualified to take over for Mr. Obama, a figure that cut across party lines.