Sentence examples for contending qualifications from inspiring English sources

Contending qualifications are often made needlessly exclusive, as N.B.A. fans and the media have been trained to look for a particular alignment of superstars or attempt to fit potential contenders into a specific mold.

Ms. Freelon and Mr. Redd write that black students today often have to contend with others who doubt their qualifications.

Despite their qualifications and experience, these job seekers contend that they have not been given a fair shot because of one counterintuitive reason: They are already unemployed.

"They are only valuable in this cultural and political context," he added, contending that Qataris often lacked the skills, education and qualifications to be competitive in many other economies.

Different financial regulations, different employment laws, different insurance requirements, different tax authorities, different accreditations and qualifications which small companies would be obliged to contend.

I'm contending now.

Her qualifications?

Their qualifications?

His qualifications?

Qualifications: nil.

Qualifications, arguably.