Sentence examples for qualified of course from inspiring English sources

He would be uniquely well qualified, of course – but is he someone the capital could fall in love with?

"When she told me the situation and circumstances, she qualified of course," said Betty Slepchinka, a counselor who works with the family.

This basic intuition has to be qualified, of course, by the existence of the reafferent sensory pathways to M1 that we have noted above, and the fact that connections between motor areas are indeed reciprocal.

And facing the question of whether Scotland's public finances could withstand independence, the answer is a qualified "of course Scotland could".

It's like asking Uchimura, 'Are you going to win this after finishing ninth in qualifying?' Of course, he's going to laugh at you.

Once a measure qualifies, of course, the role of money only increases up to election day, as the various lobbies air their attack ads, place their robo-calls and do whatever it takes to win.

"For us it is important to qualify of course, but it is also an opportunity to give some of our younger players a chance".

Add to that the chance to pay zero interest for the life of a loan (if you qualify, of course) and, compared with the competition Mitsubishi's new Outlander suddenly looks very smart.

The fact that she's so well qualified is, of course, the reason she's being attacked so fiercely.

At that time, the Mexico Under-17 team was the reigning Fifa World Cup champions, the U20s team had placed third in their World Cup (for which the US had not qualified), and, of course, the senior team had trounced the US 4-2 in the final of the 2011 Gold Cup.

All of which qualifies him, of course, as Canadian.