Sentence examples for less qualified than from inspiring English sources

The nonresidents included thousands of students who were less qualified than admitted Californians, the audit said.

When she confronted her boss she was told the man (who incidentally was less qualified than her) was paid more because he had to support his family.

Stephen Magee, the vice principal at St. Andrews, sees no problem with admitting Americans who may be marginally less qualified than the European students.

The United States government is unlikely to care much about a few questionable hires, even if those people were less qualified than other applicants.

More importantly, according to the research, the women at the banks studied were less qualified than their male counterparts, partly because they were younger on average and had reached board level with less direct business experience.

The idea isn't to hire any candidate less qualified than the best, but to make sure that recruiting efforts include a diverse slate of candidates.

You can have a wonderful day answering technical questions perfectly and find that someone else someone less qualified on paper than you are got the offer.

The Department for Education can't see what all the fuss is about, since Hoare appears to be far less unpopular and less irrelevantly qualified than its other candidate, Carphone Warehouse founder (and Tory donor) David Ross.

But those distinctions are not driven by any kind of science that suggests, say, a physician assistant is more capable of providing safe abortion care than a nurse — or that either is less qualified to do so than a physician. .

How is he less qualified to face San Diego than McElroy, who has one moderately successful relief appearance behind him and who has eternal backup written all over him?

He is no less qualified to play Fagin than he is in his sketches to pretend to be Nigerian, or a public school management consultant.