Sentence examples for largely unqualified from inspiring English sources

The resulting teacher shortage forced the schools to hire largely unqualified instructors.

As in the private schools he discovered, Tooley's teachers are largely unqualified and on low wages.

Ever since the Vietnam Veterans Memorial competition was won by Maya Lin, then a college student, it is taken for granted that the best memorial designs are the result of open competitions, in which hundreds of (largely unqualified) individuals compete.

He added: "The constant debate within China was temporarily resolved in 2010 in favour of largely unqualified tolerance of North Korea's provocations … Since then, there has been such an accumulation of provocations.

Aqueous U VI) complexation will also tend to impact rates of dissimilatory U VI) reduction, however, and the combination of these two largely unqualified processes is likely to complexly govern U biogeochemical speciation in natural settings.

US military outsourcing follows a pattern of neoliberalization; from a largely unqualified approach, to a more circumscribed method necessitated by unforeseen events on the ground.

In nearly every case, he discovered, these schools, though they relied largely on unqualified teachers receiving minimal salaries, outperformed the state schools.

The study revealed that Bridge Kenya students are taught largely by an unqualified, overworked, underpaid staff.

If he came to his art from the position of musician, the art would be largely dismissed as the unqualified work of a chancer and dilettante.

Parents have never before been subjected to so much advice from so many unqualified quarters, thanks largely to – of course – the internet.

Police officials say that Operation Condor has been an unqualified success: drug trafficking has largely been driven indoors, overall crime is down 8percentt and narcotics arrests have increased 36percentt.