Sentence examples for interesting qualifications from inspiring English sources

Or if you're studying for some extra-curricular, unusual or more interesting qualifications, put them in.

The Senate hopefuls have more interesting qualifications, too, than their Presidential counterparts, chiselled Harvard men that they are.

"The engineering diploma is an interesting new qualification combining practical and theoretical learning in innovative ways.

Chief regulator Glenys Stacey said: "This is a very interesting time for qualifications, with real opportunities to deliver materially better qualifications, both general and vocational, that will better prepare people for the next stages in their education or careers.

Hence, it is interesting to contrast qualification mismatch with skill mismatch, namely the discrepancy between the skills possessed by a workers and those required to perform his/her job (Allen and van der Velden 2001; Desjardins and Rubenson 2011).

"It seemed interesting and I had all the qualifications, so I signed up.

It is interesting to note from a product qualification point of view that the ratio of total VLPs counted from both systems is not correlated to the results obtained from the SRID and HA assay.

Mr Price, who plans to "gently update" the London establishment, claimed in a Vanity Fair interview in February: "You can't just have a name or money to get in; the main qualification is, you have to be interesting".

But if you look at the statistics [from World Cup qualification] one of the most interesting for me was that Greece won eight games and only scored 12 goals.

The qualifications are that they have to be interesting, Twitter-literate and happy to post in English.

All in all, I've had an interesting catering career – I did my City and Guilds qualification at Guildford, and then wrote to Michel Roux, a Michelin-starred chef in London.