Sentence examples for making him qualified from inspiring English sources

According to Parenting.com, that child should now "say 10 to 25 single words, point to objects that interest him and bring things to show you," making him qualified for color commentary, if not a Lions front-office position.

Do you think that makes him qualified to be president?

Does that make him qualified to be president of the United States?

If nothing else, that makes him qualified to assume one of the more demanding positions in baseball.

The Democratic majority supports the nomination, and Peter Schmitt, the leader of the Legislature's Republican minority, said his résumé appears to make him qualified for the position.

When Blitzer asked him what made him qualified, Jean responded, "When I look at the past 200 years with what our people have suffered, Wolf — political instability, coups after coup d'états.

Ford allowed himself to be convinced that Millen's ability to broadcast a football game made him qualified to run a professional football team in need of an overhaul.

"The first question a home buyer should ask isn't, 'How much do you charge?' but 'What makes you qualified to diagnose what's wrong with a house?' " What makes him qualified, Mr. Dawson said, is his more than 40 years in the home-inspection and construction trades, including 24 years as owner of his own construction company in Cheshire, where he built the home he has lived in for 44 years.

So what has Diddy been up to lately that makes him qualified to give such advice?

Stop pretending that "telling it like it is" somehow makes him qualified to be president.

His strong executive experience makes him qualified to begin rolling back Walker's devastating program on day one.