Sentence examples for qualified to address from inspiring English sources

So there are many, many problems that a cultural institution isn't qualified to address.

The back-to-back nature of the intensity of the past two summers should raise some interesting questions, questions I am not qualified to address".

In introducing Dr. Carmona, Mr. McCain praised him as "extraordinarily, perhaps uniquely, qualified to address the needs of our nation as surgeon general".

She said that Schmidt asked her to leave Frank a message describing his technical issue, which she was more than qualified to address.

Are there jobs?" Mr. Ramirez, the citizenship teacher, said he believed Mr. Bush was uniquely qualified to address the Mexican immigration problems, but he worried about the unintended consequences of any new policy.

But law enforcement officials said that narrowing the bureau's focus would make the agency more effective in responding to crimes that it is uniquely qualified to address, like complex white-collar fraud, organized crime and political corruption.

Swift addressed "all the young girls out there" - but is this singer, so naive on the issues of diversity, really qualified to speak to them?

The leaders were volunteers and had no health professional or social work background that qualified them to address mental health problems, and most of them had no prior experience with conducting group programmes.

I begin by saying that I'm hardly the only one qualified to give this address.

Terence Davies's Liverpool background didn't exactly qualify him to address the issue of US race relations, but nor did it stop him coming up with an exemplary one-shot scene for The Neon Bible (1995).

Physician anesthesiologists are uniquely qualified to do this and can address emergency situations and prevent costlier complications from occurring, particularly for high-risk patients.