Sentence examples similar to bear qualification from inspiring English sources

Both courses taught me a great deal, both continue to inform my thinking today personally and professionally, but some of the most useful experience I bring to my work, as a university lecturer in creative writing, for example, not only bears no qualification but would need to be actively excised from any job application.

The staff report was largely concerned with attacks on United States soil, whereas the headline bore no such qualification.

In many cases, it was disappointment in real-world performance and endurance cycles that was the fruit borne of SSD qualification attempts in the enterprise.

In that regard, did you see it as your obligation to instruct those in the executive or legislative branches to avoid doing anything which would possibly compromise the integrity of this process or do anything to prevent access to documents which bear on your qualifications?

The members of the first were chosen by indirect vote and with such a high eligibility qualification that it bore the stamp of an upper chamber representing great landowners and commercial and industrial entrepreneurs.

It's also because, in bad economic conditions, the people with the least qualifications, skills and experience always bear the brunt of it, and those with higher qualifications can be more able to adapt.

But when more and more of your work is claimed by routine and control, it becomes hard to bear, especially when you have the qualifications that entitle you to expect more.

Such bloody-mindedness is not always borne easily, but it is an important qualification for Mr Van Miert's job.