Sentence examples for qualified like from inspiring English sources

It would have meant that countries that eventually qualified, like the United States and Mexico, would have played more than 20 matches over 23 months.

"Well I'm not a psychiatric nurse, and most of the clients have had either post-traumatic stress, or depression, or anxiety, or suicidal tendencies, they're post-trauma, post-rape, post-torture, and I mean, like I dealt with it, but I was only giving a band aid service as well, because I'm not qualified like that, you know" (Public Health Nurse 3).

The American team for the world championships will be without several big names who were injured or failed to qualify, like the sprinters Tyson Gay and Wallace Spearmon, the hurdler Lolo Jones and the decathlete Bryan Clay.

"There are some people who are perhaps not suitable for tertiary education," said a recruiting officer who spoke on the condition of anonymity, but "if Prince Harry wants to go to Sandhurst, he'll have to qualify like anybody else".

"I have to qualify like every other athlete," Cave said.

In 2002, those now not wishing to join (like the U.K). or not currently able to qualify (like Greece) will again have the chance to join.

That bargain should help both businesses and workers, many of whom are well qualified and would like to work full time but cannot find jobs.

Search for jobs that you are qualified to do, like insurance broker positions in your specialty area.

The result is that even highly qualified candidates like Ms. Feng can struggle to find a footing.

I saw him standing in the street, berating a cop for not knowing how to ferry qualified caregivers like him to the scene.

Four months later, Pearson was announced as one of the four winners, and a Pearson news release quoted Dr. Wright as praising "qualified providers like Pearson" and Mr. Drossos as admiring Virginia's "commitment to reform".