Sentence examples for credentials that make from inspiring English sources

Yet it's the store's sustainability credentials that make it stand out.

As that was happening, Sony Pictures began a series of nearly 100 awards-oriented screenings in London and across the United States of "Zero Dark Thirty," another late-season entry that arrives with credentials that make it an instant contender.

In short, he is already on the map here, even if the journalistic credentials that make him an ideal fit for the Larry King slot are less well known than to the folks back home.

Consumers are told they can buy credentials that make it possible to pose as a travel agent and obtain the deep discounts on air fares, hotel rooms and other services that are available to travel agents on trips that are meant to familiarize them with a destination.

It's these counterculture credentials that make Byrne's recent deal with Microsoft so ironic.

It isn't the credentials that make a story; it's the quality of reporting.

But there were no wide-open spaces, there was no privacy, and the credentials that made Cindy prominent in Phoenix had no value in the capital.

Those are the kind of credentials that made Francis the perfect opponent for Tyson, who still lacks the confidence to mix it up with top contenders.

The ever-erudite Scott Karp on Publishing 2.0 is intrigued: "The Huffington Post could have stayed with the more traditional media model of only "anointing" bloggers who have the type of professional credentials that makes HuffPost's stable of bloggers immediately recognizable as an impressive collection of voices.

Rather than seeing Turkey's growing role in the Middle East as a challenge that must be managed, it should be taken as an opportunity to reinforce Turkey's Western credentials that makes it a unique interlocutor to all its neighbors.

It's these credentials that made her appearance running a food truck at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, more than just the average PR stunt.