Sentence examples for are not so qualified from inspiring English sources

While well-qualified buyers probably will not have to pay any points to obtain a bridge loan — each point is 1percentt of the loan amount — borrowers who are not so qualified may have to pay one or more points to get the loan.

"While undoubtedly many would consider this episode as described by Individual A, consisting [of] a groin rub for a groin pull and a massage, to be misconduct, we are not so certain that the incident qualifies as sexual misconduct, especially for a coach and trainer 43 years ago," his lawyers wrote.

Ghiggia expects Uruguay and England to qualify - "Italy are not so good at the moment" - but despite a high regard for Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and Paris St-Germain forward Edinson Cavani, elsewhere he thinks the Uruguay squad is due an overhaul.

The control specialist, even if he is an entomologist, is not so well qualified by training, and besides he is not psychologically disposed to look for undesirable side effects.

"I'm not so sure what's happening right now qualifies as the Apocalypse.

One might wonder why such classes would qualify as logical objects courtesy of a single immensely powerful postulate (had it been consistent), but would not so qualify if their existence has to be secured in a more piecemeal postulational fashion.

Ireland did not so qualify.

Variety did not so qualify its review.

I'm really looking forward to the race, even though qualifying wasn't so good, and our target has to be finishing ahead of both Caterhams.

The U.S. women's soccer squad, which enters World Cup qualifying next month, isn't so much a collection of players as it is a constellation of stars.

"I don't think there's ever been so qualified to hold this office," he said in his video in June rolling out an endorsement.