Sentence examples for credential of from inspiring English sources

Overwork has become a credential of prosperity.

You do not need a degree, license, or credential of any kind to be a journalist.

In the US, the New Yorker noted that "Overwork has become a credential of prosperity".

Both are seasoned journalists, with Trainor having the added credential of being a retired Marine three-star general.

Those damn statistics may blur the truth, but the latter is not the credential of a genuine superstar.

A full bachelor's degree would have been a door-opening credential, of course, but the associate's degree proved useless.

Certainly Mr. Rice has the credentials of success.

Much skulduggery concerns the credentials of delegates.

The credentials of some were quite modest.

They are at present considering the credentials of 4 more.

"They don't have credentials of any kind".