Sentence examples for credentials of this from inspiring English sources
I would want to know the credentials of this photographer and modelling agency, what type of modelling work they offered and also the website the photos were going on to would need serious investigation.
Miller would probably be fine with a different brief, but time and again I think, in a sisterly way, that to be sent out to sell the equality credentials of this government is the original glass cliff.
The Family Foundation, a strong backer of the ultrasound bill, made reference to the Komen decision in a note to supporters blasting Mr. McDonnell's reversal, saying that it was "extremely disappointed in this outcome," particularly, it said, "given the strong pro-life credentials of this governor".
Although the inside jokes are cute (speculating about her new shrink, Sunny decides that "she probably had a boyfriend... probably some Harvard geek"), their therapy sessions reveal an infantile personality that doesn't exactly inspire client (or reader) confidence in the credentials of this operative.
Instead, he takes refuge in extended soft-core sex scenes and action sequences grounded in grisly violence: ingredients that might be necessary to establish the "adult" credentials of this definitely-not-for-children cartoon but that also interrupt its development and skewer its narrative line.
Facebook is very proud of the green credentials of this 2013 plant, which is fed by renewable energy and employs "passive cooling".
Now what are the scientific credentials of the author of this attack?
Technical documents specifying the exact consensus and literature review methodologies as well as the institutional affiliations and professional credentials of the authors of this document are available upon request from SIR, 3975 Fair Ridge Drive, Suite 400 North, Fairfax, VA 22033, USA.
But this is belied by the credentials of the people raising serious issues with how global megabanks currently operate.
The 1991 Persian Gulf war established the credentials of the Humvee.
The rise of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) also challenged the democratic credentials of the agencies.
