Sentence examples similar to a chief qualification from inspiring English sources

So the chief qualification of a chief scientific officer is not scientific excellence in a particular field – although that's also necessary so that they can understand those who excel in other fields – but judgment.

But while it is true that Gregory's chief qualification as a host of "Meet The Press" is his ability to reflect waves of light, the show's ratings problems really cannot be blamed solely on Gregory.

"The sad reality is that in campaigns today we are moving down a road where personal wealth is becoming the chief qualification for candidates seeking office," said Senator Mike DeWine, an Ohio Republican who was one of the provision's sponsors.

The chief qualification is that each speaker be a designated envoy of one of the U.N.'s 192 member states no matter how murderous and unjust the route to that distinction.

Trump built his campaign around the premise that his chief qualification for the presidency was his success as a businessman.

WHEN he was hired by The Dallas Morning News two years ago, Bill Tanner's chief qualification was not that he had ever written for a newspaper, or sold advertisements for one.

The president-elect is surrounding himself with mediocrities whose chief qualification seems to be unquestioning loyalty.

Goldman has always made the case that his youth is in many ways his chief qualification.

Mr. Novak's chief qualification, apparently, is that he wrote the story for "Strangers Kiss" and co- wrote the screenplay.

His chief qualification for the job seems to be that he was national co-chairman of Trump's 2016 campaign.

Her chief qualification for the human rights job was her effectiveness in combating segregation as an activist and Democratic national committeewoman in the South.