Sentence examples for qualified generation from inspiring English sources

"We are the most prepared, qualified generation.

"We have the best qualified generation since history," says Patricia Vendramin, a sociologist at the Work & Technology Research Centre of the Fondation Travail-Université in Namur, Belgium.

Wales has not qualified in a generation for top international tournaments like the World Cup and the European Championship.

The schools minister, Nick Gibb, said: "This year's A-level students are among the best qualified in a generation and I want to congratulate them on today's results which reflect the dedication of teachers and young people across the country.

Are millennials (or any other generation) qualified to discern good information from bad.

"All their lives they had been exploited by unscrupulous dealers and then, as if to dishonor their memory, these same dealers continued to exploit them in death". The time had come for the commercial art establishment to learn a lesson, by his reckoning, and the poverty he shared with past generations qualified him for the job.

But by Halilhodzic's arrival, the previous generation, who qualified Algeria for their first World Cup in 24 years, had grown old.

Since World War II, such developments as the dropping of the bomb at Hiroshima, the cold war and McCarthy persecutions, the realization of racial discrimination, and above all Vietnam, followed by the Nixon presidency and the Watergate scandals, at first gradually, then markedly, alienated the younger generation and qualified the loyalty of Yale students to our national leadership.

Approximately 40% of the horses of a given generation are qualified.

But for a sport yearning to broaden its reach, this second-annual appeal to a younger generation qualifies as harmless fun.

Could natural gas generation qualify for subsidies if they can meet the 90 days' requirement?