Sentence examples for unqualified with from inspiring English sources

Some thought they were unqualified, with some high school principals, for instance, complaining that their supervisors had experience working only with younger children.

In Somalia, health workers could be placed on a continuum from the "reasonably qualified" (maybe with foreign qualifications) to the "indubitably unqualified", with most workers falling in between.

It can be extended to deal also with the features (N_k) (unqualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k), F (role functionality), and reformulated for Setting 2 as done in [30].

But the political class as a whole, and how it functions alongside its outer circle of pundits, lobbyists, policymakers and so on, has proven itself to be woefully unqualified to cope with crisis as well as being utterly unable to comprehend the country it is supposed to be governing.

That class is a bit larger than the one considered in our work, as it also allows the features (N_k) (unqualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k) and F (role functionality), which are special forms of (Q_k) (qualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k).

President Donald Trump ― who has refused to set up a blind trust to separate his public office from his sprawling business interests and who tasks unqualified family members with serious governmental responsibilities ― has supported Pruitt, praising him as a "fantastic person" "doing a great job".

Primary care providers felt unqualified to deal with these issues and thought that genetic ethical dilemmas should be part of genetics education.

In a recent focus group study assessing genetic educational needs, primary care professionals expressed their concern regarding being unqualified to deal with ethical dilemmas related to genetics, including consanguinity [ 23].

But, considering we now have a completely unqualified celebrity with zero experience running the country, who better than another unqualified celebrity with zero experience to help us, not only get through the April 15 deadline, but to profit from it?!

In 2004, the nation's bishops promised unqualified cooperation with law enforcement.

The comrades-in-arms theory, whatever its merits, has been an unqualified success with juries.