Sentence examples for Lesser qualification from inspiring English sources

He left high school without a diploma, although he later earned his GED, a lesser qualification.

Many people, including Lib Dems in the coalition, were strongly opposed to the idea of reintroducing a two-tier examination system (because the Mail said there could also be a return to CSEs, the lesser qualification for pupils not deemed capable of O-levels), but Gove strongly defended this general approach when he answered an urgent question in the Commons.

Respondents indicated that one area that they find frustrating is in receiving much lower remuneration packages than expatriate technical support staff who in some cases may have the same or even a lesser qualification and experience.

So these girls will have to marry men with lesser qualifications than them.

They grew discouraged seeing men with no better or even lesser qualifications get superior opportunities and treatment.

According to the complaint, the discrimination begins when minority employees are hired and given lower starting salaries than white employees with equal or lesser qualifications.

A female applicant who is displaced by a football jock with lesser qualifications in the name of gender balance is entitled to feel very aggrieved.

Two African-American women who were security supervisors at Madison Square Garden accused arena management in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court of discriminating against them by giving them less-desirable assignments and favoring white employees despite their lesser qualifications.

As law schools across the country try to keep their classrooms full, many are admitting students with lesser qualifications, including those with a lower admissions test score — considered an important predictor of whether a graduate will earn the credentials to practice law.

One consultant jokes that it is getting as hard to fire people in China as in France".China's labour market is so overstretched that all the high-quality labour has been exhausted, you have to hire people with lesser qualifications, and then quality becomes a problem," says Alain Deurwaerder, who until recently ran a factory in Thailand for Ducati, an Italian motorbike-maker.

Many private centre owners lobbied for lesser qualifications for staff and had lower rates of pay and conditions for staff than in the community sector (Mitchell, 2002a).