Sentence examples for sole qualification from inspiring English sources

It is as if debate performance were the sole qualification of the presidency.

I wish I'd written, or could write, some of the songs I heard on these Tuesday afternoons; sometimes it felt like my sole qualification to teach the course was that I was old and experienced.

But our midget is also a graduate student at Brown and a chapter president of Mensa, the self-described organization "for bright people" whose sole qualification for membership is a high I. Q

Three juicy lamb chops were perfectly pink, and half a chicken served with a tomato and chilli salsa was "unusually good", according to one whose sole qualification to comment on food derives from a stint as the Honey Monster's sidekick.

This fall, the Mayor tried and failed to install a replacement whose sole qualification appeared to be a willingness to bend to City Hall's diktat; the central Board of Education then tried and failed to push through a candidate the Mayor called "unacceptable," and finally both sides, exhausted, settled on Rudolph Crew, the superintendent of the Tacoma, Washington, schools.

His sole qualification for changing the face of music forever was that he had a job at Universal's CD pressing plant in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and that he became a member of a file-sharing group called Rabid Neurosis (RNS).

I SHOULD say at once that my sole scientific qualification for doing this play is that I am a failed medical student.

But I doubt if the Home Office – if it has ever had a liberal phase - has ever appointed anyone to the ACMD with the sole specialist qualification of being a long-term campaigner for drug legalisation.

When asked, test makers will acknowledge that standardized tests should not be used as the sole measure of qualifications in high-stakes decisions, or that they should not be used to establish cutoff scores.

I, § 5, making each House the sole judge of the qualifications of its own members, would remove the issues in this case from justiciable cognizance.

Mr. Van Rompuy encouraged legislators to consider the "sole criteria of professional qualification and experience" in the case of Mr. Mersch.