Sentence examples for seriously qualified from inspiring English sources

More recently, that view has been seriously qualified.

"This was a rather exhaustive process with several very qualified candidates being seriously considered for the position," Donahoe said late last week.

The findings showed that infections should be taken seriously and would benefit from qualified sampling before antimicrobial use, although negative culture is a risk, as demonstrated in two of the cases in this study.

She studied law at Freiburg University, where she sang in student choirs, becoming a qualified lawyer before starting seriously to train her voice at Freiburg Music Academy.

There still exist few funds and angels actively doing impact investing, the ecosystem has several weaknesses and missing links and only now a great wealth of qualified human capital is seriously considering joining in.

The newly-qualified doctors who had been seriously ill felt less prepared, by medical school, for their clinical jobs.

And if there is no other way, then we should seriously consider to use the instrument of a qualified majority".

The government's own advisory committee also recognised that "the current shortage of qualified childcare staff in Canada could seriously hamper efforts to expand the supply of spaces" (2007, p.22).

Experience of illness in a close relative was correlated with higher depression in clinical medical students; however, newly-qualified doctors who had never been seriously ill themselves but had experienced illness in a relative or friend felt more prepared.

The best physicians, we know, reject this advice because it diminishes their humanity and disadvantages their patients, who need more than a highly-qualified body technician, especially when they're seriously ill.

Even Thomas can't seriously believe Bush's claim that he was the "most qualified" candidate.