Sentence examples for entirely qualified from inspiring English sources

"The recruitment of these people has taken place without considering the recruitment procedures, competition and the H.R. policy of A.I.S.A. itself, and this can be entirely qualified as 'corruption,' " they said in the letter.

When Williams threatened to sue, she received the original loan... Williams's tale of real estate, a conversation in which all those present looked entirely qualified to participate, earned her an ovation of Normanesque proportions.

That's because my personal history with advisors is checkered, to say the least--I burned through three in less than 2 years--and I didn't feel entirely qualified to tell anyone else how to make this decision.

And, they set rules that can make it illegal for other less highly compensated workers from doing tasks for which they are entirely qualified.

As an example, one person said, "That was as far as I got because the daughter was standing on the other side of me, and she's an entirely qualified person, and she basically said, "Don't you dare accuse my mother.

But even they aren't entirely sure this stuff qualifies entirely as cheese, its somewhat dubious pedigree having been parsed for public consideration before now.

Everyone was saying that the 34-year-old was back in form when he was second quickest in practice, but qualifying was a different matter entirely, with him qualifying only seventh fastest.

He has two neurosurgical registrars on his team at present — Sally Madden, who is almost qualified and entirely reliable, and a year-two registrar, Rodney Browne, from Guyana, gifted, hardworking, but still unsure of himself.

Rural China still has areas of extreme poverty, and yet an estimated two hundred million Chinese people over fifteen per cent, almost entirely in cities now qualify as obese, a phenomenon that will have all of the obvious effects on China's "already overburdened healthcare system".

It has never been entirely clear who qualifies as an artist; the applications and even the names of the two judges who decide are not available to the public.

Nor is it entirely clear what qualifies a child for another test, although those who are children of alumni or have a sibling already at a school are most frequently granted the option, according to consultants and schools.