Sentence examples for real qualifications from inspiring English sources

And the fathers who were coaching youngsters in their spare time in many clubs didn't have any real qualifications either.

He said he got his first job out of school without any real qualifications, having skipped university to start up a tech blog and write software.

Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh has offered a constitutional amendment that would allow the Legislature to set real qualifications for members of the elections boards.

He must attend his local community college to get real qualifications, and there he meets a band of Breakfast Club-style cohorts.

On one level, I believed that these life coaches were charlatans with no real qualifications or experience; on another, I attached a lot of importance to what they had to say.

Stevenson may advise billionaires on where to allocate their assets, but he says "it's very wise not to take futurology seriously" because "there are no real qualifications to become a futurologist and a lot of what [futurologists] say about the future is, by necessity, speculation".

"I want to show the UK how apprenticeships and vocational training can enable young people to gain a real qualification and a real future.

Sounding a bit like a Mets fan was Norman Pattis, a New Haven lawyer who castigated Mr. O'Connor this autumn in a column in the Connecticut Law Tribune, deeming him an "empty suit," who had jumped around to various law firms, never tried a case and whose only real qualification for the job was partisan politics.

The only real qualification is having a client willing to pay for advice.

The PhD on my CV is not a real qualification," he told the newspaper.

But my real qualification for sharing my thoughts on beauty is 35 years of womanhood.