Sentence examples for quite qualified from inspiring English sources

I think that 9/11 showed us that as an art world we weren't quite qualified to deal with this.

Those visitors have submitted more than 1,700 forms requesting follow-up from the organization, Mr. Lewis says, "and every lead generated by the form is quite qualified," meaning it is worth pursuing.

It does not matter anymore, because now she feels quite qualified for her name.

IT MAY be ruled by the Communist Party, but China has never quite qualified as a workers' paradise.

If neither the Stravinsky nor Bartók works in the programme quite qualified as modernist classics, both were still superbly presented.

So they still haven't quite qualified for the 2014 World Cup in France but it's one step closer.

The "failures" listed above were, by any reasonable standard, astonishing successes; like athletes who almost-but-not-quite qualified for the Olympics.

Clarke seemed to emerge from the programme quite well, winning the qualified support of other panellists and members of the audience, while apologising again for his clumsy explanation of his position on sentencing.

Granted, we have a lot of incapable members in our current Congressional mix, and we do need a change, but the aspiring group of candidates have never been less qualified and, quite honestly, crazier!

The reality disclosed by this study was quite different, though; the lack of qualified personnel and, sometimes, under qualified care workers was the main cause for the low human resource/patient ratio found at Santa Catarina State.

"Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America," Mr. Biden said Wednesday in Nashua, N.H. "Quite frankly, it might have been a better pick than me".