Sentence examples for manner of qualifications from inspiring English sources

Gleaning wisdom from box-office statistics is a risky game, subject to all manner of qualifications, and of course it's completely vulgar for a critic to pay attention to such things.

Article II of the Constitution regarding the executive branch, as modified by later amendments, creates the vice presidency and sets forth the manner of election, qualifications, term and succession responsibilities of the vice president.

Guus Hiddink is said to have forecast a bumpy road ahead for the Socceroos after their exit from the 2006 World Cup, and the lacklustre manner of their qualification for Brazil 2014 seemed to prove his point.

He wrote War and Peace between 1863 and 1868, and intended, at first, to write a domestic chronicle in the manner of Trollope (whom Tolstoy, with a few qualifications, admired).

It's her remarkable lack of qualifications.

That means the availability of qualifications.

I distinguish two types of qualifications.

This categorization resulted in three levels of qualifications.

Including all participants, proportions with various levels of qualifications was very similar between the studies, apart from those without qualifications.

There are a couple of qualifications.

While the decision was emphatic about federal authority over the manner of elections, the Scalia opinion also said that states have power to set the qualifications of voters, like residency requirements, and to enforce them.