Sentence examples for most important qualifications from inspiring English sources

"There will probably be room for only one pilot, the most important qualifications being small size & scientific training," said Dr. Marsel.

Perhaps the most important qualifications are character and insight, distilled as much from the coach's personal experience as from formal training.

Mr Summers had what in previous eras would be the two most important qualifications to lead the central bank: unimpeachable economic credentials and the trust of the president.

Mr. Cheong, the Sejong Institute analyst, said that one of the most important qualifications for Mr. Kim as successor was to demonstrate loyalty to his father and grandfather.

What are the most important qualifications and characteristics you look for in a candidate for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors?

Surely one of the most important qualifications for a band leader is the ability to get more out of one's musicians, individually and as a unit, and get it constantly.

The most important qualification, according to the respondents, was monetary policy expertise -- Yellen's strongest suit.

Perhaps the most important qualification for the next Fed leader is one all too rare in Washington: humility.

The only way to gauge qualifications for the office is to be tested by its demands, leaving a person's judgment as the most important qualification of all.

In hiring those who have succeeded him as retrievers, he has found the single most important qualification is a willingness to show up every day.

Goulding, a retired high-school coach from northern California, coached numerous big-league players, including Barry Bonds, when they were in high school, but his most important qualification is that he was willing to go to Pakistan.