Sentence examples for credential and a from inspiring English sources

Ultimately I returned to school to earn a library media services credential and a master's degree.

"When students leave college with no credential and a load of debt, they may be worse off than when they entered".

Yet my M.A. obscures a more real stupidification of the work I secured with that credential, and a wage to match.

At some point, parents are going to decide that $160,000 is too high a price if all you get is an empty credential and a fancy car-window sticker.

I think the early coverage was justified because he was and is the outlier in the campaign, a kind of surrogate for old-school, moderate Republicanism, not to mention the fact that he was President Obama's ambassador to China, which is both a credential and a liability.

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.

Their inability to craft a deal with Coburn was a blow to Democrats because of his solid conservative credentials and "A" rating with the NRA.

It also includes a photo credential and an Awards Night party ticket.

It is only applicable to students and includes a photo credential and an Awards Night party ticket.

Thapar certainly has originalist credentials and a strong résumé.

But Holmes is nevertheless a powerful catch, with impeccable sporting credentials, and a big public profile.