Sentence examples for qualified in the face of from inspiring English sources

But this optimistic assessment seems to have been qualified in the face of criticism by members of the Skeptical Academy perhaps, even if there are such impressions, it is not so easy to be sure when one is experiencing one.

Often mentioned was the loss of highly qualified staff to PEPFAR funded projects in the face of higher salaries and benefits.

With Mark Green looking on in approval, several of his top law enforcement advisers asserted yesterday that Michael R. Bloomberg was not qualified to assure the safety of New Yorkers in the face of the threat of more terrorist attacks.

While one standard definition of adequate clinical response is a 25 30% decline in symptomatology, most experts agree that the persistence of significant OCD symptomatology in the face of adequate treatment would also qualify as an inadequate response to treatment.

It also reflected on the status of Yazidis from Iraq as refugees in the face of the repercussions of the Syrian civil war, but not qualified for temporary protection.

Chris Finch's side face a tough task of qualifying in the top four of a group that – in addition to the world No2 side Spain – contains Australia (ninth), China (10th) and Brazil (13th).

Julie MacPherson is also forced to qualify in the women's singles and faces third qualifying seed Joanna Karkantzia of Greece in her opening contest.

Still didn't seem, on the face of it, much better qualified.

On the face of it, the answer is a qualified yes.

Republicans defended Ms. Rice as eminently qualified to be the public face of American diplomacy.

Defending champion Mark Selby faces Kurt Maflin, who beat Steve Davis in qualifying, in the first round of the World Championship at the Crucible.