Sentence examples for unqualified gain from inspiring English sources
Any bill that encourages overproduction, as this one does, cannot be an unqualified gain for the environment.
Conventional economists count numbers, assuming that a huge increase in toilet roll colours represents an unqualified gain to the consumer.
If Burke had a forward-looking mind, and believed that human nature both required and led to development, he did not think that progress was necessarily an unqualified gain: for instance, in discussing the civilizing of American savages, he saw a diminution of their courage as well as an increase in their moral goodness.
Only two are high enough in the pecking order to even make it into the presidential line of succession: Betsy Devos was so grossly unqualified as education secretary that she almost didn't gain the approval of the Republican-dominated Senate.
The government inspectors have attempted to portray us as being unqualified to run MG Rover and were motivated primarily by personal gain.
No assertion goes unqualified.
Yet testimonials are unqualified.
I felt distinctly unqualified.
Free schools have unqualified teachers.
I am spectacularly unqualified for this.
