Sentence examples for note of qualification from inspiring English sources

There was also a note of qualification: "There were a couple of PNG [Papua New Guinea] players as well," wrote Howe.

Jeffrie Murphy (2007: 11) adds a note of qualification, writing: "[A] retributivist is a person who believes that the primary justification for punishing a criminal is that the criminal deserves it".

Now, just as a note of qualification, it has always been assumed in the classical world that a composer's individuality and voice is inseparable from his orchestration.

Other critics had similar notes of qualification: "A poet of superior chit-chat"; "The second half of Collected Poems can read like the Porter pocket guide to western culture, with guilt, religion, sex and the decline of the west, all written up in a tone of the uttermost, maddening reasonableness".

"One of the things I'm trying to do is change parental perceptions: parents should be taking note of the qualifications as well as the ratios," Truss told the Guardian.

All candidates should take note of the qualifications that includes the following: Should be at least 21 years old.

Some 90% of Polish emigrants have found work in their adoptive countries, he notes, albeit often below their level of qualification.

They failed to force Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to make a save of note but their qualification was assured by Portugal's 2-1 victoverover Ghana in Brasilia.

As for the broader economy, Krugman did ring a more optimistic note than in times past, but with a healthy dose of qualification.

Immaculate playing, scrubbed of accidental wrong notes even in the pressure of performance, worked its way down to a baseline of qualification for aspiring pianists.

If your main communications have been via e-mail, an e-mailed thank-you note of a few paragraphs — reiterating your qualifications and your interest — is fine, Dr. Powers said.