Sentence examples for qualified commentary from inspiring English sources
Using the results of studies conducted by the authors and from elsewhere, qualified commentary is provided relating to what this form of energy assessment should be used for, and whether improvements can be made in the future as areas of policy look to reflect the recorded energy performance of dwellings through a range of policy vehicles.
But it hardly qualifies as commentary.
In other words, the most valuable letters are from the teachers who work with students day in and day out over an extended period of time − they are best qualified to offer commentary.
According to Parenting.com, that child should now "say 10 to 25 single words, point to objects that interest him and bring things to show you," making him qualified for color commentary, if not a Lions front-office position.
page 5, "to put it simple" should read "to put it simply" Given this is an opinion article, it might be good to have a box summarizing Dr Voskuil's experience (which is extensive) to explain to readers why he is qualified to provide the commentary.
Editors at the satirical newspaper have submitted their work for consideration by the Pulitzer Board, sometimes in categories they could conceivably qualify for, like commentary, and other times in categories that would be a stretch, like public service.
For his arguing, Charlton was suspended by FIFA for the final group game against Norway, and had to watch from the commentary box as Ireland qualified with a 0 0 draw.
Leave the social commentary to those who are qualified.
"John happens to be in the family," said Tamar Jacoby, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute who has written for Commentary, "but he is also more than qualified to carry the tradition forward.
"America is neither a suitable role model nor a qualified judge on human rights issues in other countries… including China," says the commentary.
