Sentence examples for with one qualification from inspiring English sources
So while I sincerely wish the TV adaptation well, I do so with one qualification: if you haven't had the pleasure of reading the book, preferably with a child, please do so first.
Avoid giving anyone money in advance of some kind of performance (with one qualification).
Not a few Hammer fans contend that "Kiss of the Vampire" is one of the greatest Gothic horror movies ever made -- with one qualification.
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.
With one qualification, "Elliott Erwitt: Personal Best," at the International Center of Photography, affords a fine occasion to appreciate his excellence and, not incidentally, have a laugh-out-loud time doing so.
It can also be considered an ontology of logical forms for its investigations of their experiential basis, with one qualification: although Nishida proposed a unitary source of such forms, that source is neither exclusionary nor positive; in other words the source itself cannot be described monistically as a single, more basic form or thing.
Approximately 48,000 clubs are charter standard, 83% of teams in the under-sevens to under-18s range, and the scheme has played a major part in increasing the number of qualified coaches in the country, with the level one qualification a prerequisite.
For individuals with more than one qualification, it is not possible to assess which is the latest one or the one that is most closely related to their job.
Representative Ray LaHood, another Illinois Republican, said he felt Mr. Hastert would stress "loyalty to leadership" as one qualification, along with the ability to work with others, including Democrats.
I agree with the editors that this volume indeed gives the most thorough description of this period to date, with one big qualification: as far as the US is concerned.
The little knowledge I had, if I did not use it, it would disappear" (Male participant, Amuru) Formal promotion that corresponds with one's qualification, and is reflected in a corresponding salary, was perceived as recognition of their contribution during the conflict and as a (missing) motivator that affects performance in the post-conflict period.
