That ought to be a pretty impressive credential to any self-described "constitutional conservative".
If you're reading this, "college" may connote a very expensive, four-year residential institution where one comes of age, acquires what one hopes will become an impressive lifelong credential and a network of useful friends, and learns at least something of the liberal arts.
Oddly, despite such an impressive flexibility credential, my wife has long believed that I could benefit from yoga.
"I wanted an umpire with impressive credentials," Tamaki said.
While "Drowning Crow" has assembled a talented cast of impressive credentials, only a couple of these performers -- Paul Butler and Stephen McKinley Henderson, in supporting roles -- convey the rueful awareness of wasted life that staturates Chekhov's characters.
Mr. Snow, who earned a Ph.D. in economics in addition to a law degree, has impressive credentials, and there is reason to hope that he may be sensitive to the need for fiscal prudence.
Unlike many in the capital intensive e-commerce space, Dot & Co had not raised a huge amount of funding from investors, despite a founding team with impressive credentials — CEO Anthony Soohoo, for one, previously spent time with Apple, Yahoo and Trinity Ventures.
After nine years as a professor at the University of Arizona, she took leave to design a database system for a small consulting firm in Los Angeles and began racking up impressive credentials as an expert in database and object modeling technologies for large and small firms.
Seeking an operator for a major halfway house in Brooklyn, the federal government awarded a $29 million contract to a nonprofit group with a promising name, Community First Services, and impressive credentials.
Sure, they married billionaires, but they all have their own impressive credentials, including a famous fashion designer, a couple of movie stars and a doctoral student of biomedical informatics.
