Sentence examples for Significant credential from inspiring English sources

That's a significant credential.

They are African-Americans, and their race becomes a significant credential on their résumés.

He built and then sold the Advisory Board and the Corporate Executive Board, two research advisory firms, but he never trumpeted that or his fancy education — he was a Fulbright scholar with a law degree from Georgetown and an M.B.A. from Harvard — as a significant credential.

Some of them came with significant credentials.

His most significant credentials are also his biggest liabilities.

It was firm: "The successful candidate must have significant credentials in art history and experience running complex institutions, particularly museums".

Mr. Cuomo has recommended in the letter to Mr. Paterson that the deputy secretary job be filled by a person with significant credentials in law enforcement, according to the two people with knowledge of Mr. Cuomo's findings.

Mr. Paladino had significant credentials to serve as his aunt's financial guardian: he was an established real estate developer and lawyer, someone who would become rich enough to bankroll his own campaign for governor.

Vieux says judges comprise of "former or current Red Herring journalists or associated with the editorial process at the Red Herring with significant credentials," though he omitted to name names or point us to a published online list of judges.

One of Rosenthal's most significant credentials in her new post is her identity as the daughter of a survivor of the Nazi concentration camp of Buchenwald, the same camp that President Obama visited last June.

"We only honor anniversaries as they relate to the winners of the tournament," Payne said, adding, "We were delighted, delighted to make significant credentials available to he and his family".