Sentence examples for relatively unqualified from inspiring English sources
The statement sought to gloss over national differences, giving members relatively unqualified support for combating "terrorism," however they might choose to define that term.
Our second study supported an additional implication of the argument in a social domain: decision makers tended to rank highly qualified majority job candidates as better than equally qualified minority candidates, and relatively unqualified majority candidates as worse than equally unqualified minority candidates.
We are already seeing the arrival of new, nakedly commercial enterprises offering fixed price wills or conveyancing, breaking those transactions down into discrete elements many of which can be provided by relatively unqualified (low-cost) staff supported by specialist legal software.
This high percentage of direct care given by relatively unqualified staff is also reported in other studies.
A heterogeneous patient population, a relatively unqualified staff and cultural differences between both collaborating partners impeded implementation and had an impact on the functioning of the model.
However, a recent Dutch study which assessed a low intensity early discharge model set up in a residential home found that relatively unqualified care home staff and cultural differences between collaborating partners limited the effectiveness of the intervention [ 81].
First, it is relatively unskilled and unqualified migrants who have the most to gain from the wage differentials between poor and rich countries.
In the Loop was the sole unqualified success among a relatively modest bunch of new releases.
By giving his public and unqualified support for this promising but relatively obscure technology, observes Jeremy Rifkin, a Washington-based activist who has recently written a book on hydrogen, Mr Bush "may unwittingly have given hydrogen a significant push ahead.
The subscales of "Communication" and "About Our Family Resources" showed unqualified discriminate abilities, probably due to the relatively small sample size, and both are recommended for further testing.
Ager and Pepper [ 18] reported that in 1996 primary healthcare centres were relatively underused in rural Odisha and that households preferred (qualified and unqualified) private providers.
