Sentence examples for Not well qualified from inspiring English sources

Some influencing factors are not well qualified in the current design methods.

If parents felt uncomfortable with maths, and physics teachers were not well qualified and enthusiastic, she said, their attitudes might rub off on the children.

"If Americans Elect produces a ticket that is not well qualified, that I don't think has the strength to bring the country together, it's certainly possible that I would support President Obama's re-election," Mr. Boren said.

"We should develop a national standard for teacher training," said Ted Beck, chief executive of the endowment, which recently conducted a study that found that 64 percent of kindergarten through 12th-grade teachers (in states with financial education guidelines) reported feeling "not well qualified" to teach those standards.

Mr. Reid, who said he thought the association had delivered its tepid rating because she had no prior judicial experience, sharply rejected the notion that Ms. Navarro was not well qualified, saying he was upset that Ms. Navarro "is not rated as high as she should be" and arguing that she "has had experience in the real world of government, the real world of law".

Alas, the seductive drama of the subject has attracted many authors not well qualified, either biologically or philosophically.

The lawyer representing the three indigenous Guatemalans declined to comment about their cases, but acknowledged he wasn't well qualified to handle their claims.

But as Rosen rightly pointed out in a later article, this assumes that the reason women aren't on panels is because they are not as well qualified.

The control specialist, even if he is an entomologist, is not so well qualified by training, and besides he is not psychologically disposed to look for undesirable side effects.

"I like George Bush but he's not as well qualified as McCain," said Bill Griffith, 75, a commander of a veterans association in Florence.

Van Rompuy and Ashton may not be well qualified to represent the EU in the sense of commanding attention in Washington or Beijing.