Sentence examples for admirably qualified from inspiring English sources

The phrase "admirably qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who possesses commendable qualifications or skills for a particular role or task.
Example: "After reviewing her resume and interview performance, it is clear that she is admirably qualified for the position of project manager."
Alternatives: "exceptionally qualified" or "highly qualified".

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Rolf Ekeus is an admirably qualified person.

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Being without a race engineer is a massive disadvantage as the driver and he jointly make all the important decisions on qualifying and race set-ups, but I must give credit to the entire crew who dealt with the situation admirably to ensure we qualified eighth and third respectively.

In my experience, that takes all of five seconds at the nearest motor vehicles bureau, which may have once qualified as a synonym for purgatory but is admirably efficient these days.

Austria qualified.

"We qualified.

Uniquely qualified?

Get Qualified.

Become qualified.

Be qualified.

The Swiss had a kind qualifying draw, and played their hand admirably well, but the key difference between the teams, the reason why the Swiss will be seeded and the English will miss out, is that England have played five friendlies in the last year (W2 D2 L1), and Switzerland only three (W2 D1).

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