Sentence examples for an unqualified boon from inspiring English sources

He discovers two tribes, which he labels the Party of Yeah, whose members argue that the great alliance of technology and the stock market is an unqualified boon, and the Party of Nah, whose members have their doubts.

In its securities filings, Chesapeake said that the deals brought the company $1.76 billion more than it had invested to build and maintain its pipelines and the companies that ran them, leaving the impression that the sales were an unqualified boon for Chesapeake.

The demise of communism, of which the fall of the Berlin Wall exactly 20 years ago is the most single powerful symbol – more powerful even than the hauling down of the Red Flag over the Kremlin on the evening of 25 December 1991 – is beyond all doubt one of the few unqualified boons of the 20th century.

Iraq is an unqualified catastrophe.

That was an unqualified success.

The result was not an unqualified success.

The fight an unqualified epic.

This would seem an unqualified benefit.