Sentence examples for mere qualification from inspiring English sources

But it all very nearly unravelled, back in September 2012, when mere qualification for a major tournament looked distant, never mind reaching the semi-finals.

As a result of multiplicity of skills and competencies that students acquire and refine participating in AL, values exceed mere professional qualification.

Business professors, on the other hand, bristle if they are told they are teaching mere vocational qualifications; they like a bit of academia thrown in too.

The liberal education which seeks to provide students with more than mere professional qualifications appears to be dying a slow and painful death, overseen by a whole cadre of what cultural anthropologist David Graeber calls "bullshit jobs": bureaucrats hired to manage the transformation of universities from centres of learning to profit centres.

Mere credentials or qualifications have become an afterthought.

All other qualifications aside, a mere 54percentt of Americans would even consider voting for a non-believer for president.

Foster is now a mere 0.01 seconds shy of the qualification mark for the World Indoor Championships.

Last weekend in two competitions at Lake Placid's jumping complex, where a teenage Bergoust learned his trade by day and waited tables by night, he never made it out of the qualification round, which was once a mere formality for him.

It is possibly more than mere coincidence that England does not view these qualifications seriously, and also fails to produce a coach or manager deemed worthy of stewardship of a top-four club.

The phenomenon is characterized by the feeling that our successes can be attributed to mere luck, rather than our own skills or qualifications.

Mr. Le Pen's success pointed to significant shifts in the French and European political scenes that suggest it would be wrong to dismiss his qualification for the second round as a mere anomaly, analysts and pollsters said.