Sentence examples for abstract qualifications from inspiring English sources

They ordinarily have considerable linguistic competence, using (though often not being able to explain) such abstract qualifications as present and past tense.

Their article should be interpreted with caution, particularly the estimated 5-fold increase in risk for women born after 1931 the authors reported without qualification in the "Abstract"; this value was repeated in the news article by Manuel (2007).

His reply ("Well, you know…") comes layered in qualification ("… as a very abstract idea…") but there is an answer, buried.

With no further qualification such a category is considered an abstract category.

Qualifications, arguably.

Her qualifications?

Their qualifications?

His qualifications?

Qualifications: nil.

Qualifications are necessary sometimes.

(The qualifications were arbitrary).