Sentence examples for credentials given from inspiring English sources

Critics have questioned the Magnum's hauling credentials, given the slanted roof over the cargo area.

ACCURACY Mr. Romney has been pressed in recent days about his foreign policy credentials given the situation in Pakistan.

Representatives for the festival confirmed that, unlike every previous recent Hard event, there will be no media credentials given to any outlet hoping to cover this year's festival, including the Los Angeles Times.

Yet his credentials give him enormous authority.

But today, he said, it is more likely that your educational credentials give you entry to a particular occupation.

I do think that a combination of my age and my total lack of credentials gave me a unique entry point.

A Burial remix of Night Air only added to his credentials, giving rise to the notion that Woon – a Brit School alumnus – was of dubstep origin.

In interviews around the courthouse square, voters stuttered over Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama in matchups with Republicans, particularly Senator John McCain, whose military credentials give him solid regional armoring.

The governor's unassailable tough-on-crime credentials give him greater political leeway to soften the drug laws, a point he acknowledged obliquely.

Mr. Vu appeared to operate independently of political groups and organizations, but his connections with high-ranking public figures, including powerful members of the Communist Party, and his family's strong revolutionary and cultural credentials gave him a high public profile.

One dark-horse Republican candidate, Robert Gonzalez of Clear Lake, had raised less than $10,000 at last count, but his strong Tea Party credentials give him an outside shot at making the runoff.