Sentence examples for great qualification from inspiring English sources

WITH so much attention on the income divide between the top 1 percent and the other 99 percent of Americans, it might seem that having enormous business wealth wouldn't be a great qualification for election as president.

Whatever your thoughts about the legality of prostitution, it seems fair to say that someone who routinely crosses that line has an active appetite for risk, which is not a great qualification for this job.

"It's a great qualification to have on your CV because it is internationally recognised, allowing candidates to apply for jobs globally," explains Michael Gentle, head of consumer marketing from Monster UK and Ireland.

"Attorney General Pruitt has great qualifications and a good record as AG of Oklahoma and there were a number of qualified candidates for that particular position that the president-elect interviewed.

Students get career and college options, and employers get employees with great qualifications.

Gen. Pruitt has great qualifications and a good record," Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway said in response protests from environmentalists and others over the pick.

His greatest qualification for the job, one might say, is 17 years spent satirizing cubicle culture.

Unquestionably the side's greatest qualification victories in recent years came during the race for Euro 2008.

"If an undergraduate degree becomes seen as a steppingstone to some greater qualification, rather than a worthwhile, holistic and valuable award in its own right, students will lose out," he said.

Autonomous cars may replace Uber drivers one day, but a notary's greatest qualification is the fact that he or she is human.

A reasonable person might conclude that each of these three, has equal or greater qualification to be president as any of the three leading Democrats.