Sentence examples for bad qualification from inspiring English sources

But of all considerations regarding entrepreneurial competence, it is most difficult to find out whether a bad qualification results from a lack of (learnable) pre-education or from heredity.

So having a governorship may not be bad qualifications".

"I don't think those are bad qualifications," said Paul Naish, executive business manager of Inside Broadway.

To call a pleasure "bad without qualification" is to insist that it should be avoided, but allow that nonetheless it should be chosen in constraining circumstances.

Furthermore, Aristotle's analysis allows him to speak of certain pleasures as "bad without qualification" (1152b26 33), even though pleasure is the unimpeded activity of a natural state.

Table 5 Preference rankings calculated from the votes of fifty consumers, according to the perceived taste for each tested tequila as "good", "regular" or "bad" Tequila Qualification given by the consumer Preference ranking Good Regular Bad Prepared in this work 14 17 19 95 Herradura 15 21 14 101 4 Copas 14 14 22 92 "Herradura" and "4 copas" are well accepted commercial tequilas.

He added, "Anyways, I have to go clean my rifle real well so nothing bad happens on qualification tomorrow".

Many other buyers, meanwhile, have been unable to get financing because lenders stung by rising loans gone bad have tightened qualification criteria.

Laurent Blanc proved his worth as France coach tonight when his three substitutes combined to give Les Bleus a deserved victory over Romania in their Euro 2012 qualifier, their second in a row as they look to recover from a poor summer in South Africa and a bad start to qualification.

Good schools promote them alongside national qualifications, whereas bad schools collude in distorting human quality by merely prioritising exam results.

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