Sentence examples for many qualification from inspiring English sources

"We have selected a squad that is capable of bringing home many medals and scoring as many qualification points as possible.

The team need to gain as many qualification points over the World Cup series to maximise their chances of being able to field a full team in London.

"How many qualifications have been achieved for that money?

Still, among Mr. Rivkin's many qualifications is the fund-raising in Southern California.

The new findings, which come with many qualifications, apply only to women who've had a hysterectomy.

Pence urged employers to consider his many qualifications and to ignore his role in the 2016 Republican campaign.

"There weren't many qualifications you needed to be a production steelworker but it was the job that you did.

Cambridge's PHD candidate requires many qualifications beyond a love for chocolate – but if they do also love it then I wish them luck.

As a result, any sentence, no matter how many qualifications it contains, is almost always written by Stein in commaless, undivided form.

But he has never gotten into the business of reinforcing widespread assumptions of an American acceptance of multipolarity — a notional world of "equal" and competing powers in which the United States concedes loss of its primacy, whatever its many qualifications.

And the biggest problem is that the Constitution's guarantees of basic rights and freedoms are subject to so many qualifications that they end up being no guarantee at all.