Sentence examples for might be qualified from inspiring English sources

Amy had Jeanie comb the Internet for jobs that looked interesting and for which she might be qualified.

I got a letter that I might be qualified for the Trustee Scholar Program at the University of Southern California.

"I thought about the subjects I might be qualified to teach," he said in an interview yesterday.

He doesn't even take advice from the Foreign Office or from those in his cabinet who might be qualified to offer an opinion, including, in this case, Warsi.

The list is a who's who of names that might be qualified to deliver for Abramovich the Champions League crown he so covets.

That way, regardless of each graduate's ultimate path, all might be qualified to be carriers of arts and letters, of which the nation can never have too many.

On the contrary, they gave Bork a full hearing in front of a national television audience -- throwing tough questions at him, giving him a chance to respond, and then hashing out in full public view the reasons why Bork might or might not be qualified to sit on the court.

As such, the mentoring relationship can become an opportunity to visit personal challenges on which the mentor might not be qualified to comment.

They might not be qualified architects, but that wasn't much of an obstacle to them landing a £2m competition to build a new art gallery for Goldsmiths College last year, or to building an adventure playground in Glasgow, or to proposing a revolutionary new housing strategy for Liverpool.

Potential conflicts are another reason someone might not be qualified.

Of course, that 10% of the super-rich who buy their way in might not be "qualified" to attend.