Sentence examples for not so qualified from inspiring English sources

While well-qualified buyers probably will not have to pay any points to obtain a bridge loan — each point is 1percentt of the loan amount — borrowers who are not so qualified may have to pay one or more points to get the loan.

The Secretary shall take appropriate action with respect to any agency not so qualifying.

It is clear that the collective investment funds authorized by Regulation 9 need not qualify for tax exemption under § 584; the First National City Bank Fund does not so qualify.

One might wonder why such classes would qualify as logical objects courtesy of a single immensely powerful postulate (had it been consistent), but would not so qualify if their existence has to be secured in a more piecemeal postulational fashion.

Thus, groups based on race, religion and gender qualify as potential grounds of discrimination in any modern society, but groups based on the musical or culinary tastes of persons would typically not so qualify.

Ireland did not so qualify.

Variety did not so qualify its review.

When the Queen famously asked why no economist saw the crash coming, she cut to the heart of the matter: perhaps those who wrote the economy's laws and policed their observance weren't so qualified after all.

This is reminiscent of Ted Cruz's convention speech, in which he asked Republicans to vote for any candidate, up and down the ticket, of whom their conscience approved, even, he implicitly suggested, if the presidential candidate didn't so qualify.

The control specialist, even if he is an entomologist, is not so well qualified by training, and besides he is not psychologically disposed to look for undesirable side effects.

Fortunately, Mr. Barofsky is at hand and is an excellent choice for head of enforcement at the S.E.C. (though surely not the only one so qualified).