Sentence examples for credentials gained from inspiring English sources

Admission to the school was granted upon credentials gained at another college or was based on the College Entrance Examination.

This represents quite a vote of confidence in Ian Bell at second slip even though Adam Lyth's credentials, gained in county cricket, are much more convincing.

But he only had three inferiors to put to through the shredder there, and his Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup credentials gained far more substance from what happened at Leopardstown.

But he came into the race with a growing list of credentials, gained mostly on the West Coast but embellished in New York last month when he won the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct.

And with thoroughbred breeders keen on stallions with credentials gained in races of a mile and a mile-and-a-quarter, the extra distance dropped further and further out of fashion.

OpenID, a distributed single sign on solution that allows people to sign into different services with the same login credentials, gained significant momentum over the last year as Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL all pledged their support for the initiative.

Should a color revolution overthrow the Communist Party, who can guarantee the continuation of such a course, especially if extreme nationalists — with democratic credentials — gain power in a post-Communist regime?

As a result, some scholars spend their careers in a series of dead-end positions, watching as their spouse builds academic credentials, gains respect, and wins tenure.

Despite his lack of formal credentials, he gained a top-secret clearance and a choice job under State Department cover in Geneva.

Businesses can check their employees rigorously, and issue credentials for gaining access to buildings, computers and the like.

The thieves in Bangladesh may have spent months lurking inside the central bank's computers, studying how to steal the necessary credentials to gain access to Swift.