Sentence examples for to be qualifications from inspiring English sources

It's great to be less class-ridden in your obituaries than we here in the UK (where a title or an inherited estate unfortunately seem sometimes to be qualifications for an obituary), but Ordinary Jo/Joe is to the reader often just that – ordinary.

Do there appear to be specific qualifications for writing each?

Yet I understand this freedom to be with qualifications, because there is no such thing as a complete freedom.

Never mind that his Ivy League background, and engineering sciences degree, did not appear to be ideal qualifications for N.F.L. employment.

There are qualifications to that, every one of which the N.S.A. seems to have taken to its illogical extreme.

However, there are qualifications to this conclusion.

This is supposed to be a qualification to be president?

Swec is pushing for the degree to be "the qualification for pre-registration practice".

Ed Balls, the schools secretary, has said he wants the diplomas to be the "qualification of choice" over A-levels and GCSEs.

Although they were intended to be a qualification for all, grades of less than a C soon came to be seen as a fail.

Escaping death by malaria seemed almost to be a qualification for America's early Presidents.