Sentence examples for not adequately qualified from inspiring English sources

Val Prosser, a member of the elderly client team at solicitors Furley Page, says: "People risk being cheated by unscrupulous salesmen who offer to write their wills but are not adequately qualified, trained or insured, and may charge additional costs for extras".

- I am too educated for most jobs, but not adequately qualified for the jobs, either.

In particular, auxiliary nurses had to deal with the dilemma of either treating cases for which they were not adequately qualified or not delivering the services at all.

We received many emails and telephone calls from participants who wondered if they should take part in the survey as they did not feel adequately qualified to evaluate the specific measures due to a lack of professional focus on palliative care.

Further, it may have appeared that, due to lack of experience in the treating arthroplasty patients, some of the non-responding centers did not feel adequately qualified and confident to participate in the survey (e.g. orthopaedic diseases only as secondary diagnosis).

CHWs are seen as a threat by existing health professionals and are not accepted as being adequately qualified to refer persons at high risk for further assessment at the health clinics.

Auditors said 48 of the claims had no referral from a physician, 43 could not prove that the provider was adequately qualified, and 37 had no proof that the services were ever rendered.

In addition, it is not always clear that available staff are adequately qualified to detect, to interpret and to act appropriately on the information derived from such systems.

Group I and group II residents adequately qualified global LV systolic function as normal or not in 120/136 (88 %) evaluated patients (κ 0.75, 95%% CI 0.64 0.86) and in 140 of 156 (90 %) evaluated patients (κ 0.77, 95%% CI 0.66 0.88), respectively.

Further, the finding that few females choose "A" level physics suggests that "girls are making a conscious choice not to study Physics" (Daly et al. 2009, p. iv) even when they are more than adequately qualified.

Getting adequately qualified persons in the surrounding communities was an uphill task.