Sentence examples for better qualifications to from inspiring English sources

There are many other people with more time and far better qualifications to do that.

We grooved his game together, usually beyond the glare of others who felt they had better qualifications to advise and he would have sporadic periods of success.

It's hard to imagine someone with better qualifications to take on the industry.

Long-term assessment   Paragraph 1: "no one knows how to measure the productivity of programmers, or the productivity of scientists" I think this assertion needs better qualification to be really justified.

The findings of this study clearly revealed that reservation wage was significantly higher for the CHWs who were well-performing and had better qualifications related to the health service delivery.

He said through his foundation he had found children undertaking meditation achieve better qualifications at school, boost their creativity, particularly in relation to the arts, and are more productive.

As in other studies [ 14], for our residents professional caregivers' training was not an important matter; however, for relatives of residents with cognitive impairment staff training indicators were essential elements for overall health care quality, highlighting that better qualifications can lead to improved skills.

We work with them to find short work experience placements, train them in basic interview technique and CV writing and encourage them to return to college to get better qualifications.

The returns ascribed to schooling could in fact be the result of problems of limited information in the labour market or the scarcity of certain types of skills rather than a return to a more productive worker due to better qualifications (Eckaus [1962]).

Truss stressed that changes to ratios would be voluntary and linked to better qualifications, and were in line with other European countries where childcare was considered better quality and cheaper.

Many state-funded faith schools have simply become a fast-track to better qualifications for the sons and daughters of middle-class parents who wish to avoid the "bog-standard comprehensive".