Sentence examples for less well qualified from inspiring English sources

Policing Conservative Jim Paice accused the government of having "a hidden agenda" to replace police officers with less well qualified community service officers.

A quota will still apply to less well qualified students and this quota will be shifted gradually towards universities that charge less than most (less than £7,500 after any discounts).

We've all been taught – or at least those of us without rose coloured spectacles have – by appalling, but brilliantly qualified, teachers and by outstanding, but much less well qualified, ones.

Students from less-advantaged minority groups are likely to be less well qualified for higher education and they tend to choose more likely colleges rather than universities which are more prestigious than colleges.

Graduates continue to earn more and remain much more resilient to economic downturns - and those who are less well qualified are growing increasingly vulnerable to lower pay and unemployment.

In the U.S., teachers are less well qualified, less well prepared because they are trained in short programs that occur outside of universities, and they turn over more quickly.

More than four hours into the flight, the captain, who is required to be at the controls for takeoff and landing, would typically have gone off for dinner and a nap, according to airline experts, leaving a relief pilot and the first officer at the controls, both typically less experienced but well qualified for what is ordinarily a very quiet phase of flight.

Diamond is the sort of no-nonsense, celebrity-girlfriend-less former hooker well qualified to wrap a protective arm round a wayward talent like Cipriani.

While many of these bureaus specialize in celebrity speakers, there are others that book speakers for less prominent events where a speaker only needs to be well qualified to do the presentation.

As universities select applicants on academic merit, less well-qualified Scottish students might be squeezed out and have to go to fee-charging English universities.

But because most humanities departments are no longer staffed exclusively by teachers trained in these subjects – employing many religious studies and citizenship teachers – many pupils will end up taught by less well-qualified teachers.