Sentence examples for a particularly qualified from inspiring English sources

As a teetotaller, he is a particularly qualified smeller.

There is almost always a side door — a makeshift slot created for a particularly qualified, determined or connected applicant.

Usually, he was sent ahead because he was a particularly qualified officer-especially in regard to technical qualifications-in order to make preparations when headquarters was being changed.

A particularly qualified candidate can make an argument for a position with greater scope, which may result in more pay, and some job candidates have negotiated more stock relative to cash in their pay, but overall there is no haggling over salary for a set job description.

Some voted for Khan precisely because he is a member of an ethnic minority, seeing him as particularly qualified to govern a diverse city.

In an election in which foreign policy is a chief concern, he tries to make a case that he is particularly qualified to mend diplomatic relations.

Although the difference may not be noticeable when it comes to removing tonsil here or fighting an infection there, osteopaths say their special skills make them particularly qualified to treat a wide range of muscular and skeletal disorders.

Simplified approaches for the description of contaminant release and transport, as well as of exposure pathways for human health risk assessment, allow for a fast and effective screening model, which is particularly qualified to support early decisions within a tiered management approach at contaminated sites.

Mr. Christgau says the driving force behind the Who is particularly qualified to write about a life in music because his "I.Q. has always seemed a thing apart" among rock stars and "he always had a special affinity for the written word".

"I woke up to how callous that was about 15 years ago and decided that I could try to repay their kindness, by helping to get the world's attention focused on this massive injustice". Thurman, with his intellect, savvy and high-profile connections, is particularly qualified to undertake such a task.

"I don't feel I'm particularly qualified to judge exactly what a precise functional definition of genocide is, but it seemed a no-brainer that killing a million people because they were Armenians fit the definition".