Sentence examples for credential worth from inspiring English sources

Is a college credential worth delaying your project by six months?

The Department of Education on Wednesday tightened its regulation of for-profit colleges and other vocational programs that get billions of dollars in federal aid but leave many students with crushing debt and credentials worth little on the job market.

For now, the credentials are worth less than traditional credits, at least while employers learn how to use them.

Hopefully my credentials are worth something," he said.

"I had no skills in negotiating and no idea what my particular credentials were worth.

As for sporty credentials, it's worth recalling that the TSX sedan is already a longtime benchmark among budget sport sedans.

In the Bagger's bag, there is a playing deck worth of credentials – as it turned out, we did need their stinkin' badges.

Romney, a socially awkward Mormon with squishy conservative credentials and a reported worth in the range of $190 million to $250 million, is betting that in 2012, recession-weary voters want a fixer, not a B.F.F.

There's the credential, but is that really worth going into debt for?" He sees Course Hero and The Minerva Project as part of the next step of online education —  namely schools that don't have crappy brands like University Of Phoenix and Cappella.

Anstee may also be male and pale, but he'll be playing up his local lad credentials for all he's worth in his campaign.

In a separate terrorism investigation in Memphis, an Egyptian student at the University of Memphis was ordered held without bond Thursday after federal law enforcement officials said he had bogus credentials and had ordered $2,500 worth of pilot paraphernalia and flight instructional material over the Internet this summer.