Sentence examples for is almost qualified from inspiring English sources

He has two neurosurgical registrars on his team at present — Sally Madden, who is almost qualified and entirely reliable, and a year-two registrar, Rodney Browne, from Guyana, gifted, hardworking, but still unsure of himself.

"She is almost uniquely qualified to strengthen the interplay" among TRW specialists pursuing image analysis and object recognition, her boss wrote personnel officials after she was hired.

Thompson must have provided a decent impromptu description since she got the job; 4 years later, she is almost fully qualified as a patent agent.

Moreover, even when the polls say she doesn't stand a chance in the second round of the French presidential elections, for which she is almost certain to qualify, weren't the polls saying the same of Trump (and Brexit)?

Now, Mr. Scully said, the sheer number of aspirants is so great that a span of five years (or 10 seasons) is almost enough to qualify a model for a gold watch.

Rickie Fowler, still a rising star at only 26, is almost too old to qualify for this club, which probably starts at everyone below 25-year-old Rory McIlroy.

World Cup qualifying is almost done.

"Qualifying is almost the most difficult as lots of things are going through your head," Purvis told british-gymnastics.org.org

His prose style can only accentuate the impression of things long past: it is almost baroque in its winding, hesitating, qualifying, venturing gestures.

Portugal's recovery from an awful start to their World Cup qualifying campaign is almost complete.

His personal best of 19.42m is almost three metres further than the qualifying distance needed by a Jersey athlete.