Sentence examples for a poor qualification of from inspiring English sources

A cross sectional study conducted in France with a small sample showed that, especially among older individuals, a poor qualification of the Mediterranean Diet Quality index was associated to a higher prevalence of obesity (Scali et al 2001).

Nobody knows which South Korea will turn up in Brazil – they almost did not at all after a poor qualification campaign that saw the team use 45 players, more than all of the qualifiers except Argentina.

That competition, the group argues, forces universities to spend too much on athletic facilities and to ignore bad grades or poor qualifications of athletes.

In our setting, lack of knowledge, poor qualifications, absence of a system for prevention of blood borne pathogens and lack of training, equipment and post exposure prophylaxis at health care facilities are major determinants for non-compliance.

But it's also a matter of poor qualifications, explained Sami Ghaleb, editor of the independent, but financially strapped, weekly newspaper Al Nidaa'.

It will be wasting time and poor qualification.

All migrants from South-Eastern (former Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania and Greece and Eastern Europee are more likely to be overeducated, which might reflect a poor transferability of Soviet-era qualifications.

Indeed, over the last year the labour-force participation rate of people with very poor qualifications has jumped (see third chart).

"Stress is what many of the million and a half unemployed young people today feel – unable to get a job because they've had a poor experience of school and lack the necessary skills and qualifications to find employment.

"Unemployment and having no hope of ever finding job that matches my qualifications," said the student, who said she came from a poor suburb of Toulouse plagued with discrimination.

What a poor choice of words.