Sentence examples similar to qualified stranger from inspiring English sources

Many hire trusted kith or kin rather than a better-qualified stranger, to limit the risk of being robbed or sued by employees for flouting notoriously worker-friendly labour laws.

Even though that would be the best and simplest solution, he does not seem the sort of man to put his financial future in the hands of a stranger, however qualified.

They must then take a moral inventory, confess to a stranger not qualified to keep confidences, turn their will over to a God of their understanding and ask this God to remove defects of character.

If candidates needed only 100 signatures, they could get them from people who actually knew that they were qualified rather than from strangers, many of whom barely know what they are signing.

Care home staff felt strongly that their knowledge of residents should be listened to by NHS staff and respected: 'Some NHS staff do not understand the workings of a care home and that it is in fact "home" to the residents.' 'We are not qualified nurses but do know our residents better than a stranger who may see them for 10 minutes.

But Pakistan-born Arif, who is English qualified because of his Danish wife, then defied the frustrated Lancashire attack along with Panesar, no stranger to situations like this after his Ashes heroics at Cardiff in 2009.

RIO DE JANEIRO — They were strangers at the starting line, a 24-year-old Dartmouth graduate who barely qualified for these Olympics and an English-born runner who transplanted to New Zealand seven years ago.

Poor recognition of social anxiety disorder by health professionals, a scarcity of suitably qualified therapists, and the initial reticence of some people with social anxiety disorder to disclose personal information to strangers are all likely to contribute to the current under-utilization of treatment.

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In "All Those Strangers: The Art and Lives of James Baldwin," Douglas Field notes that some of King's closest advisers openly expressed the view that Baldwin was "better qualified to lead a homo-sexual movement than a civil rights movement".

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