Sentence examples for of equal qualification from inspiring English sources

A recent study revealed that up to 90 percent of employers would hire a nonsmoker over a smoker of equal qualification.

The duration of unemployment was randomly assigned to candidates of otherwise equal qualifications.

The starting point is two groups of individuals with initially equal qualifications who play in a sequential game whose rules hinder the calculation of equilibria.

In lab research where participants were asked to consider whether a woman or man ― with equal qualifications ― should be appointed CEO of a company, women were more likely to be chosen if the company was doing poorly.

It is the result of a decision by ministers in 2007 to refuse funding for anyone who already has a qualification of equal status, referred to as ELQ (equivalent and lower qualification) students.

HIV-positive mothers who had an academic qualification of equal or more than MSCE intended to EBF for a shorter period than their counterparts with a qualification of less than MSCE.

Setting out his long-term vision for 14-19 education, Hunt argued: "GCSE was invented at a time when it was seen as the last school-leaving exam, but the thrust of education is to end education at 19, with pathways of equal status for academic and technical qualifications".

But he has never gotten into the business of reinforcing widespread assumptions of an American acceptance of multipolarity — a notional world of "equal" and competing powers in which the United States concedes loss of its primacy, whatever its many qualifications.

Was part of equal justice equal injustice?

Everyone is kind of equal".

"Fundamental principle of equal sovereignty"?