Sentence examples for difficult qualifications from inspiring English sources

Iain Wright, the schools minister, said: "Critics who belittle better results and imply that the only way to measure a successful education system is by young people failing A-levels are insulting the hard work of students and teachers and the great support that parents give their children during these difficult qualifications.

"Arguably in my tenure and as a player, this would be the most difficult qualification game that New Zealand's ever had.

Gymnast Max Whitlock missed out on the all-around and floor finals after a difficult qualification round at the World Artistic Championships in China.

He believes the last two group matches, at Juventus then at home to Mönchengladbach, will not be as difficult now qualification has been sealed.

While more than 58% of young women appear secure and in work, 42% are struggling with issues that include a lack of qualifications, difficult relationships with partners and family, debt, poverty, housing and depression.

Direct measurements of non-certifiable qualifications are difficult to obtain for two reasons.

However, informal methods, such as coworkers or business/professional colleagues vouching for new hires are sometimes more effective at the recruitment stage if certain qualifications are difficult to evaluate by formal means.

Just the right to be proud of their team even if qualification looked difficult.

Iran is in a difficult situation in the qualification round, but with the quality of the Iranian players, the support of all 70 million Iranian fans around the world and a little football fortune, everything is possible".

"Qualification looks difficult, but we can still progress as a team".

"You have lost a number of players over the last couple of years which has made it extremely difficult for Wales in qualification.