Sentence examples similar to bolster credentials from inspiring English sources

So Johnson is using the referendum to bolster his credentials as a contender.

This may bolster his credentials as the summit's host, but not do much for his domestic standing.

Union officials suggested that Ms. Moskowitz was seeking to bolster her credentials for a run for Manhattan borough president.

Middlethorpe Hall, Yorkshire This 17th-century manor house was built by a master cutler from Sheffield to bolster his credentials among the English gentry.

Tsipras has been visiting power centers in Europe and the United States to bolster his credentials and to press his case for debt relief.

This 17th-century manor house was built by a master cutler from Sheffield to bolster his credentials among the English gentry.

But to bolster his credentials, the Trump speech on Monday is expected by analysts and donors to be staunchly pro-Israel.

Cooksey was hired as ENRC's chairman to bolster its credentials with the City as was Sir Richard Sykes, former chief executive and chairman of Glaxo Wellcome.

But some American intelligence officials believe that Mr. Kim may have more to gain from striking out at his enemies — within reason — to bolster his credentials with his military, still deeply suspicious of his youth and inexperience.

But the self-described "Mama Grizzly" had plenty at stake on Tuesday night as she sought to bolster her credentials as the Republican Party's most powerful kingmaker and the voice of the newly empowered Tea Party movement.

Some analysts and research organizations in South Korea have expressed fears that Kim Jong-un may try to use military provocations against the South to bolster his credentials as a strong leader.