Sentence examples for unusual qualifications from inspiring English sources

James Wright brings to his story unusual qualifications.

TUNISIA'S Islamist-led government boasts an unusual qualification.

But the most unusual qualification he brings to his job has an odd ring to it in Washington.

He was a specialist in logistics — an unusual qualification for an infantry officer who had proved his ability to lead in combat — and had a master's degree in business administration from Syracuse University.

But IronPort, a three-year-old Silicon Valley company, has one unusual qualification: it also makes a specialized computer with the reputation as the fastest way to send millions of junk e-mail messages.

That was the bill BMW racked up when the car-maker chose staff for one of its production lines based on an unusual qualification - they had to have an average age of 47.

Filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission was a highly unusual and collusive qualification to the arrangement with American: United insisted that if American were ever to grow its national market share to 7.5 percentage points more than United's, through, say, a big acquisition, then American would hand its half of the Shuttle back for free.

Or if you're studying for some extra-curricular, unusual or more interesting qualifications, put them in.

Mr. Schneiderman applauded Mr. Kellogg's proclaimed passion for "unusual" works, with one qualification: "Unusual doesn't necessarily mean weird," he said in an interview with The New York Times.

His tertiary qualification was unusual for a general duties officer in the pre-war Air Force, whose pilots were generally said to have "valued little beyond flying ability".

Are these unusual degrees simply perfectly reasonable specialist qualifications?