Sentence examples for usual qualification from inspiring English sources

In other words: just keeping jumping and don't stop to ask 'how high?' This advice comes with the usual qualification about the dangers of deleveraging: don't make matters worse by stopping lending to the economy.

The Polish government made a last-ditch proposal that Tusk's post should be taken by MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, another member of the Civic Platform party, who helped bring Poland into the EU but has never served as prime minister – the usual qualification for the post.

The usual qualification level has been a bachelor's degree.

Let me get the usual qualifications out of the way.

In a tussle over the sale of Poland's largest insurer, they replaced the firm's boss with a candidate who lacks the usual qualifications.

So Mr. Cain's political fealty to Mr. Trump is ironclad — stronger, certainly, than his expertise in economics or financial markets, usual qualifications for the Fed Board of Governors.

Despondency had initially appeared likely after Leonardo switched from technical director to coach and so replaced Carlo Ancelotti despite lacking the usual qualifications.

Ms. Bridgewater, the singer who shares top billing, comes with more than the usual qualifications: she worked with Brown on tour and on his album "Some of My Best Friends Are... Singers" (Telarc).

He left school at 16 but got his break in the industry through the Access to Music scheme, which provides music training for people who may not have the usual qualifications.

"Oppenheimer is a Jew," his tutor wrote to Max Born in recommending him for the more theoretical school at Göttingen, "but entirely without the usual qualifications of his race".

One man with more than the usual qualifications to talk about what should happen to Guantánamo is Colonel Morris Davis, the former top prosecutor at the camp's military commissions.