Sentence examples for qualified to pass from inspiring English sources

After two weeks a visitor felt qualified to pass on the wonders of the city.

Former winter home of the Ringling Brothers' circus and so uniquely qualified to pass judgment on this race.

"It's hard to think of anyone less qualified to pass judgment on America than the rating agencies.

He has been hailed as the greatest tap dancer who has ever lived by people well qualified to pass such judgment.

On the other hand, it's hard to think of anyone less qualified to pass judgment on America than the rating agencies.

Is an officer of his rank qualified to pass judgment on the likes of David H. Petraeus, the retired Army general who commanded troops in Afghanistan before becoming the director of the Central Intelligence Agency?

That is because it's widely accepted that nobody is so transcendently great as to qualify to pass judgment over humanity.

It then follows from Lemma 2 that m will never again qualify to pass the test on lines 37 – 38, and therefore i can deliver m at most once.

Since l a s t i [i] was set to m on line 8, it follows from Lemma 2 that m will never qualify to pass the test in lines 37 – 37.

One command tour, one service speech, one campaign platform, one legislative record in and of itself alone does not qualify anyone to pass the NORAD Test; but, taken together, they reflect a pattern of judgment and a fitness to lead.

He said the broker also has a responsibility "to get the highest price and the most qualified buyer and to pass along every bid that comes along.