Sentence examples for offering qualified from inspiring English sources

After offering qualified praise for Trump's proposal, the National Review editorial concluded on a note of skepticism: "Immigration is too important to be left to The Donald".

AOP's latest bet on human intelligence was the launch last month of a new TalentSource service, offering qualified expert technologists from its crowd on a contract basis to companies.

He read aloud from a message on a gay liberal listserve bashing GOProud and offering qualified praise to Log Cabin.

To move them quickly out of inventory, Fannie temporarily is offering qualified owner-occupant purchasers — but not investors — cash incentives toward closing costs of 3.5% of the purchase price.

LinkedIn will be contributing services, training and products to partner companies, and Microsoft will be offering qualified Startup America participants entry into its BizSpark program.

But the number of offerings qualified by the SEC dwindled in recent years, from 57 in 1998 to only 1 in 2011.

While we don't typically associate a coffee or tea-based drink with dessert, many of Starbucks' offerings qualify.

George Osborne will announce plans this week to plug gaps in the school skills shortage by offering highly qualified maths and physics postgraduates £40,000 salaries if they go straight into teaching.

It also developed schools offering quality education to qualified high achievers, irrespective of ability to pay or socioeconomic background.

Upon federal request the Department of Psychotraumatology of the University of Heidelberg (Germany) assembled a comprehensive list of 400 qualified psychotherapists offering immediate support nationwide when needed.

Further, when we consider responses from participants with regard to reported access and usability, it may be that this technology has the potential to create the opportunity to develop deeper learning through what is a period of transition for newly qualified doctors, offering dynamic scaffolding and providing greater learner access to knowledge whilst participating in the workplace [ 7].