Sentence examples for fancy qualification from inspiring English sources

They won't fancy qualification.

Mr Essien is the founder and CEO of Nigeria's biggest hotel bookings site, Hotels.ng, but claims he is uninterested in CVs or fancy qualifications - he only cares whether or not you are a genius.

In 2011 the Vickers report argued that banks should be required to 'ring-fence' their deposit-taking retail operations by 2019, in order to protect taxpayers in the event of another financial crisis Did you choose that arts degree to "signal your virtue" – to demonstrate your social superiority by picking a fancy-sounding, but useless, qualification?

Samoa's game against Japan at Milton Keynes on Saturday is now a must-win for both teams – both of whom have played the Boks and will fancy themselves to challenge for qualification – before Scotland play South Africa later in the day.

Fraser concludes: "Rather than sticking fancy labels on pre-existing qualifications and achievements, both the secretary of state and his shadow should be looking at how the whole assessment system could be transformed, with more teacher and ongoing assessment, a greater range and type of subjects on offer to inspire pupils and parity between the vocational and the academic".

Now, I hate credentialism: there are plenty of fools with Ph.D.s, some fools with fancy prizes, and a fair number of first-rate economic thinkers without formal qualifications.

They have consistently disavowed the GCSE as offering a qualification that is in any way meaningful, and gone off in search of qualifications bearing fancy names from abroad.

Fancy names, fancy personas.