Sentence examples for more appropriate qualifications from inspiring English sources

Both these categories were perceived as fitting well within – and strengthening – existing structures and having more appropriate qualifications.

However, a firm may expect that school-leavers without appropriate qualifications are more likely to drop out and thus refrain from offering an apprenticeship position in the first place.

This should be distinguished from the use of expert knowledge in e.g. court decisions (expert witnesses), industry or in the media, for which other processes, considerations and expert qualifications are likely to be more appropriate [ 13, 30, 31].

Omitting appropriate qualifications for the moment, CJT says that if all voters in the electorate are individually more likely than not to hold a true opinion in a two-option choice, then aligning the group judgment with the majority judgment makes it even more likely that the group will be right than any individual.

"Tormentor" feels more appropriate.

Fortunate would be more appropriate.

"Shopping spree" is more appropriate.

Biting is far more appropriate.

He added that the show's medical professionals had "appropriate qualifications and credentials".

The need for interpreters to have appropriate qualifications and criminal record checks were "flagrantly disregarded".

Though he lacked any of the appropriate qualifications, he went on to graduate with a first.