Sentence examples for qualified most from inspiring English sources

During the sophomore year, the cadets receive pilot training; and, if physically qualified, most graduates go to Air Force pilot training schools.

In Zimbabwe, fees existed at independence, but the exemption system effectively qualified most families for free health care until the mid-1990s when similar pressures emerged and user fees increased and became more widely applied.

In the case of FAT scores, several slaughterhouses (1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12) qualified most carcasses with a value of 3, while in some slaughterhouses (2, 6, 7 and 10) the most frequent value was 2, and in one slaughterhouse (11) the most frequent value was 1 (Table 2).

If you do apply directly to a conductor position, and you are qualified, most rail companies will pay to train you for the job.[4] If you're at the top tier of applicants, depending on the rail company, you may be able to become a train conductor within as little as three months.[5].

Mr. Old, 48, said that Democrats traditionally dominated elections in his native Jefferson County, and that when there were no options in the Republican primary, "that means you pick the most qualified, most conservative candidate the other side offers".

Should Hillary Clinton end up heading the Democratic ticket in 2016, she would be the most qualified, most fully prepared, most thoroughly tested non-incumbent major-party nominee for President since Henry Clay.

To qualify, most vehicles had to be rated worse than 18 miles to the gallon.

The Guardian Council, which vets candidates for elections, has failed to qualify most of these candidates.

"Families would also qualify, most importantly, for childcare subsidies at this level of income".

However, there are still too many coaches qualifying, most with nothing like Harper's experience in the game, who have not been exposed to the player-centric approach.

Opening today, rather incredibly, at a Times Square multiplex, in order to qualify, most improbably, for an Academy Award nomination, this haphazard inquiry into suicide bombing is perhaps most notable for its role as preposterous counterprogramming to "Beerfest".