Sentence examples for preferred qualified from inspiring English sources

Ager and Pepper [ 18] reported that in 1996 primary healthcare centres were relatively underused in rural Odisha and that households preferred (qualified and unqualified) private providers.

And for public servants dreaming of a house in Malibu and a career in Hollywood, Sorkin had this advice: "I would prefer qualified people stay in government.

MDR-TB patients may prefer qualified practitioners to informal providers as treatment is more complicated.

Players prefer qualifying to higher stages.

Despite the failures, La Russa prefers to qualify for the playoffs than not be there at all.

After I finished they said: 'That was dog.'" When Milton headed home, he chose not to seek a league club, preferring to qualify as a PE and English teacher while playing for Dover in the Conference.

We are aware that some colleagues will feel uneasy with the term 'toxidermia' and would prefer to qualify these patients as 'incomplete lupus with isolated skin manifestations'.

It was preferred by doctors qualified in family medicine only compared to those who had acquired more board qualifications (71.8% vs 61.7%, p = 0.035).

"Qualified and highly qualified migrants prefer the U.S.A., Canada and Australia".

Furthermore, when the no-consent option is preferred, it is sometimes qualified with a preference for some form of notification or information provision about uses to which data are put [ 11, 14] or the ability to opt-out [ 6].

RBR showed that cars can be setup for either of the 2 strategies, but they'd usually prefer their qualifying strategy as SV knows just how to bring home the car from the front row better than any other driver on the grid.