Infinitive complement

• do: Therefore God only has one alternative, use the unqualified to do the impossible.

• comment: Notwithstanding macroeconomic stuff which I am unqualified to comment on!

• deal: Couldn't they have had a few regular people unqualified to deal with maritime calamity?

• say: But Pete is unqualified to say the things he's said - and I want the kids he's rejected to know that.

• give: I was around in 1957, but not in America, so am unqualified to give an authoritative answer.

• advise: Farmers also frequently obtained drugs from suppliers unqualified to advise on their correct usage.

Modifies a noun

• leaver: However, few unqualified school leavers seem to be following this vocational route to qualification achievement.

• auditor: The Annual Accounts are accompanied by unqualified auditors ' reports.

• success: The event was, in media terms, an unqualified success.

• endorsement: It is not intended to be an unqualified endorsement of marine fire regulations.

• opinion: He issued an unqualified audit opinion on the Resource Account.

Modifying Another Word

• medically: This is unacceptable behavior even in one who is medically unqualified.

• formally: There is another sturgeon being kept in captivity in a pond by a heavily bearded and formally unqualified naturalist living near Loch Ness.

• totally: Hospital management: Somebody totally unqualified medically speaking makes decisions on medical policies.

• completely: They're completely unqualified for the job they're supposed to do.

• almost: With a single GCE in woodwork, Britain's most decorated sportsman is almost unqualified outside the field he must leave.

• wholly: Football is probably the only job where wholly unqualified people think they know everything.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: This is hip-hop, one of those genres I feel unqualified to talk about.

• leave: Otherwise local addresses should be left unqualified, to allow the mail hub to apply the correct qualification.