Sentence examples for little qualification from inspiring English sources

Instead, and in its place, I have a daft little qualification called a Scottish Higher National Diploma in communication studies.

McGrath has a fine apprehension of how he did so, and admires him for it with little qualification.

A quality as subjective and intangible as passion requires a little qualification, however, and a paragraph later Tyson duly sheds some light on how he sees the concept.

That little qualification "or thereabouts" is an exquisite piece of amusing understatement on Beckett's part, insinuating the dubious time-lag between the supposedly eye-witness accounts of the events of Christ's life and death and the Gospels that record them.

Little qualification was found here.

Instead, she proposed to act as a co-president and expected to assume positions of power for which she had little qualifications or experience.

I was still without a high school diploma, and little qualifications to get a job that I could survive on.

Chertoff has little visible qualification for most of these tasks, and his record on the last is not promising.

But with the past few years bringing us the specters of Vice President Sarah Palin, President Michele Bachmann, and President Carly Fiorina, "We need a woman in the White House" requires a little more qualification, and an asterisk and fine print really take a lot of impact out of a marketing message.

But how refreshing that they were in there until the death, despite little chance of qualification.

That first story was not the only one in which the Post called the woman, with little or no qualification, a prostitute.