Sentence examples for quick qualification from inspiring English sources

"Of course there are laws," he said with a quick qualification: "Texts".

IN announcing on Monday that her daughter Bristol was five months pregnant, Sarah Palin, John McCain's choice for a running mate, added a quick qualification that might, in another era, have eliminated the potential for embarrassment: The 17-year-old girl was to be married to the 18-year-old father of the baby.

Three points, plus 3 points, plus 3 points and so on would equal quick and easy qualification for the 2010 World Cup.

To the Editor: A quick reminder: William Bennett's "qualification" to write a book about colleges is his appointment as education secretary by President Reagan in 1985, with the mandate of eliminating the cabinet-level Department of Education and all it supported.

A solution that acted as a quick fix for the qualification problem, however, seemed to have come unstuck when France's final preparations were clouded by uncertainty and controversy.

People are quick to condemn vocational qualifications as "dead-end" if they fail to lead directly to jobs, but have rarely subjected A-levels and degrees to the same test.

She is, says her coach Ben Paton, "really good at making quick decisions" and has set herself the target of turning her wild card qualification into a top 30 finish.

For countries like Spain, where youth unemployment has hit an all-time high of 55percentt, making a quick buck in a trade that requires no qualifications would surely seem an appealing prospect.   .

On track for Journeyman with a fine record in qualification and holding up quicker cars in the Trulli Train during the race.

Tomlinson doesn't dispute the value of qualifications, however, and is quick to dismiss the suggestion that the letter is a caveat for poor results – something which has been suggested by likes of free-school founder Toby Young.

A quick resume tip about gaps: Highlight your qualification section.