Sentence examples for fine qualification from inspiring English sources

He showed an improvement in his approach thereafter but, with opportunities so limited and a place at the World Cup finals at stake after a fine qualification campaign, he actively pushed for a transfer this month.

Finally, Kristol settles on what he must think is Huckabee's finest qualification for the nation's highest office: He lost weight.

What finer qualifications could be required for the latest sage of the news business?

Everybody recognizes how smart and talented Patricia is--from seven former solicitors general including Ken Starr (a former D.C. Circuit judge himself) to President Obama who nominated her and even to Senator Ted Cruz who discussed her "very fine professional qualifications".

University/college qualifications -- fine, but should one qualification trump another?

"God has chosen black people!" Like many brash-sounding manifestos of the era, this one came with fine-print qualifications.

The "up to" has its own fine-print qualifications, and the value of the buyback drops steeply over time.

On track for Journeyman with a fine record in qualification and holding up quicker cars in the Trulli Train during the race.

Height is not the only qualification; a fine-tuned skill set aids the transition.

Each package differs, so make sure you read all the qualifications and fine print before booking so you don't have to pay full price.

"And you think, well that's fine, but what's your qualification for telling me what's funny?