Sentence examples for telling qualification from inspiring English sources
Consequently, Bonaventure adds a telling qualification to his description of the subject of theology.
Students who dropped out of the courses were left with debt obligations, even though some of them had been told the qualification would be "free".
However, in the current job market where, as many graduates will tell you, qualifications no longer guarantee a job, it must be time to question whether the career ladder has had its day too.
"And you think, well that's fine, but what's your qualification for telling me what's funny?
A couple of sarcastic smashes about Boris Becker's alarming penchant for leather trench coats; a sprinkling of backhand cynicisms about John Lloyd's qualification for telling anyone how to win at Wimbledon; perhaps even a delightfully volleyed old Jewish boxer gag thrown in for good measure.
Students who dropped out of the courses were left with substantial debt obligations, even though some of them had been told their new qualification would be free.
As it has been claimed, "Agnostics about the truth of their assertions who nonetheless assert them without qualification tell lies" (Shiffrin 2014, 13).
I have been told that my qualifications still raise questions, as if I might bolt in an instant if something better came along.
As far as I can tell, Tom's qualifications for advising on the music/canvas interface extended as far as once pitching a tent in his nan's back garden and hearing Songs of Praise through an open window.
4. (C) The First Deputy Rector of Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT), the only university in Central Asia offering British qualifications, told Poloff that the GOU has not discouraged students from enrolling or studying in the UK.
On the one hand we are told that nursing qualifications are expected to be of high quality and academic merit; on the other we are being told that the new nursing associate role can provide a stepping stone on to a degree-level vocational route.
