Sentence examples for Average qualification from inspiring English sources

"Nowadays the average professional qualification of an immigrant is higher than that of the average qualification of a Swiss citizen and, psychologically, this is a problem".

Between 1955 and 1973, when Germany had actively recruited "guest workers" from countries including Turkey, Spain or Greece, the new arrivals' average qualification levels were considerably lower.

However, the on average qualification is important.

This may reflect that Māori with higher qualifications are a more select group of the population than equivalently qualified Europeans, which is quite likely given the lower average qualification levels of Māori.

Finally, with strategy A2, average qualification was 1 year longer than with strategies A1 and C1 (Table 1).

The pay gap will cost a woman with average qualifications £250,000 during her lifetime; for a low-skilled woman with two children the figure is closer to half a million.

In particular, the gap in the average qualifications between teachers in the wealthiest and poorest 10percentt of schools shrank by half from 2000 to 2005.

This means that the sample of patients may be quite heterogeneous (may have mild to severe depression/anxiety with or without psychiatric or somatic co-morbidity) and that the therapists (psychiatric nurses or psychologists) have average qualifications (instead of top level therapists from an academic centre).

According to Robert A. Kann, Maria Theresa was a monarch of above-average qualifications but intellectually inferior to Joseph and Leopold.

The idea you might average the qualification over a number of years just seems completely ridiculous".

As well as teaching, the staff-student ratio and job prospects, the guide takes into account the average entry qualification, spending per student, the value-added improvement each university gives students and its record on attracting candidates from under-represented groups.