Sentence examples for somewhat unqualified from inspiring English sources
Perceiving dietitians as suitable care providers was defined using the question "Please indicate the extent to which you consider the following care providers to be qualified to give dietary advice?" Respondents who answered "very unqualified" or "somewhat unqualified" were defined as not perceiving dietitians as suitable care providers.
He thinks that these groups are responsible for an incipient erosion of national identity, a development that he views with an alarm that, while it is virtually unqualified, is somewhat underexplained.
This teleological element may seem somewhat out of step with Locke's unqualified empiricistic rejection of teleological metaphysics in the Essay.
Generally education ministers tend to squirm somewhat when asked to justify this, but Gove's point about the rise in the number of unqualified teachers being due to the "nationalisation" of some private schools (see1.23pm) made him sound less defensive than usual on this point.
No assertion goes unqualified.
Iraq is an unqualified catastrophe.
That was an unqualified success.
They deserve our unqualified support.
Yet testimonials are unqualified.
I felt distinctly unqualified.
