Sentence examples for damaging qualifications from inspiring English sources

He got his way, albeit with damaging qualifications, without breaking up his party.

Some in the staff worried that questioning the qualifications of the woman Mr. McCain had chosen as his running mate was damaging his reputation.

Deila and his players had been heavily criticised after the 2-1 Europa League defeat to Norwegian side Molde at Celtic Park kept them at the bottom of Group A with qualification hopes damaged most likely beyond repair, and the former Stromsgodset manager said: "It is always important to bounce back.

Mr Gibb said the government's stance was based on research showing regularly missing lessons can damage pupils' chances of achieving good qualifications.

The Lees' lawyers rang, and Bloomberg retracted the offending article and paid hefty damages.Her qualifications are certainly not to be sneezed at.

In job interviews, women who mention their qualifications or refer to prior successes damage their prospects of getting hired.

"All of us honed our craft and qualifications with the sector which has been so badly damaged.

Normally protective of his squad, Liverpool's manager was stung by Monday's Premier League defeat at Wigan, which has damaged the Merseysiders' hopes of a top-four spot and Champions League qualification.

The WJEC exam board says the Welsh government could do "immense damage" to the way qualifications are overseen.

Unemployment in later working life is more likely to be associated with damage to health among those with better cognitive function and qualifications than unemployment at a younger age.

Economic adversity has been associated with disproportionate damage to health among individuals who were previously advantaged, so unemployment may have this effect among those with higher qualifications and better cognitive function.