Sentence examples for qualifications to speak from inspiring English sources

(NASA has no administrator, either; Trump's candidate, Jim Bridenstine, a Republican Congressman from Oklahoma, has no scientific qualifications to speak of and has responded coyly to questions about climate change).

Like Jez, she had no qualifications to speak of.

Irby suggests that the Ludys have no discernible qualifications to speak on the issues they discuss, but rather justify their message by emphasising their own personal experience as the reason for their authority.

While their qualifications to speak on certain topics and issues can at times be questionable, the influence public officials have is truly immeasurable, stirring a debate or movement with a simple act, speech or -- in the case of James Harrison, the linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers -- a post on social media.

McDaniel responded that she would "rather make seven hundred dollars a week playing a maid than seven dollars being one"; she further questioned White's qualification to speak on behalf of blacks, since he was light-skinned and only one-eighth black.

Thirtysomething YouTube sensations don religious clothing but have few qualifications or authority to speak about Islamic law.

In my experience, women are generally more inclined than men to expect their qualifications, credentials and experience to speak for themselves.

George Martin (The Beatles' record producer) was against the idea, as he thought that Aspinall did not have the necessary social qualifications to be able to speak to the upper-class executives at EMI. Aspinall accompanied McCartney and Lennon to New York on 11 May 1968, to announce the formation of Apple to the American Media.

It is misleading to speak without qualification of Mill's Utilitarianism.

If the university has a place and you have the right qualifications, there will be a chance to speak to an academic tutor to find out more.

You cannot rely on your resumé alone to speak for your qualifications and career goals; you must articulate them at the beginning.