Sentence examples for extraordinarily qualified from inspiring English sources
Was it "short-term" thinking to point out the lack of media and advertising expertise on the Board and nominate extraordinarily qualified nominees to fill that gaping hole?
If intelligence were the sole prerequisite for the job of Director of Central Intelligence, John M. Deutch, the Deputy Defense Secretary, would be extraordinarily qualified.
"Every lawyer in the world will tell you that she's extraordinarily qualified, a decent person and an excellent judge, and would be an asset to the circuit," said Tom Curtin, the chairman of the lawyers' advisory committee for the United States District Court for New Jersey.
Starr and Kmiec were able to put politics aside and recognize how extraordinarily qualified both Koh and Johnsen are for the posts to which they are nominated.
Norm Ornstein, political scientist and resident scholar at American Enterprise Institute, says, "Here you have a person who is, by every standard, extraordinarily qualified and talented, a terrific representative for the United States.
I've narrowed it down to some extraordinarily qualified candidates.
The author was extraordinarily well qualified to give us a look into the finances and financial shenanigans of the railroad companies in their heroic age; it's a good read.
In introducing Dr. Carmona, Mr. McCain praised him as "extraordinarily, perhaps uniquely, qualified to address the needs of our nation as surgeon general".
Becoming qualified for ODSP has become extraordinarily difficult since its evolution from the former GAINS-D (Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement for the Disabled) program.
"When you divide four qualified, known Democrats into 100percentt it is extraordinarily hard to get to 40percentt.
