Sentence examples for insufficient qualifications from inspiring English sources

When the names of these elite universities serve as an inoculation against accusations of insufficient qualifications and grant their graduates qualified immunity in confirmation battles, those universities acquire a quasi-governmental power.

No doubt he thinks common sense and good policy ideas are insufficient qualifications to run the country.

Bennett & Hay [ 56] documented parents' concerns about the lack of help their children received from teachers and about the insufficient qualifications those teachers had in educating children with physical disabilities.

If the NSS estimate of the proportion of unqualified allopathic physicians were applied, then the density of allopathic physicians in urban and rural areas would be 11.3 and 1.2, respectively, reflecting the higher proportion of physicians reporting insufficient qualifications in rural areas.

At best, an MBA is a somewhat necessary but nonetheless insufficient qualification to get into this line of work.

His detractors say that his brief and all-too-liberal spell there constitutes insufficient qualification for the White House (see "Q" and "C," above, in conjunction).

The majority of physicians and patients have pointed out the shortage of social workers and their insufficient qualification [ 22].

According to Dutch standards, in accordance with European Union (EU) norms, this implies having insufficient qualification for accessing the labour market.

"institutional deficiencies, including the insufficient experience and qualifications of both judges and counsel, and the inadequate provision of resources to the defense".

However, as noted in our Results section, we had insufficient information on the qualifications or experience of the PIs to test this hypothesis.

Dequalification develops out of a lack of information about the recognition of qualifications, combined with weak networks, insufficient language skills and a low demand in certain high-skilled professions, contributing to their vulnerability.