Sentence examples for reasonably qualified for from inspiring English sources

While they haven't covered themselves in glory, both appear to have been reasonably qualified for their jobs, which was hard to say about Michael Brown, the lawyer and friend of President Bush who was serving as the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency when Katrina hit, and who was the unfortunate subject of the president's immortal remark, "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job".

Unfortunately, for the government, any reasonably qualified computer programmer is assured of a well-paying job in India's IT outsourcing sector.

At last a reasonably qualified and plausible presidential candidate was saying something that rank-and-file Democrats have been waiting to hear for many months.

Dramatically changing military plans, as he did in December's surge announcement, does reasonably qualify as an emergency for budgeting purposes.

Might not "a man who writes about the past" reasonably qualify?

Some qualified for citizenship.

She qualified for tomorrow's semifinals.

We have qualified for the Champions League.

Neither team qualified for the NEC tournament.

She has qualified for the London Games.

Forty-two qualiford for the study.