Sentence examples for enough qualification from inspiring English sources

An obvious enough qualification, it would seem.

The British Olympic champion wants enough qualification points to make the individual pursuit at the World Cup in Manchester in November.

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Given his obvious skill level, scoring enough qualification points in upcoming World Cup events to make it to the Winter Games should be a formality.

Over the years I have produced vintage chart after chart, always adding enough qualifications and caveats to make the reader wonder why I bothered in the first place.

"Each country is trying to get enough qualifications into the text that they can accede to the US demands without changing very much about how their system works," she said.

In a country that still has one of the lowest OECD rates for pupils staying on in post-16 education (only 30% of the age-cohort does A levels), there are simply not enough 18-year-olds with good enough qualifications to take up all those university places.

They play Croatia on 9 September and, if results go well elsewhere, a victory might be enough for qualification.

When the ­Harrods owner studies the table he will note his club are seventh, good enough for qualification, with a two-point lead over West Ham and a goal difference that stands six better, which could prove crucial.

Morse is picked for his first Olympics despite not gaining the Olympic 'A' qualifying standard but the Cardiff athlete's second placed finish at the trials was enough for qualification.

Not being me was qualification enough the secure Lady Serota's appointment.