Sentence examples for decent credentials from inspiring English sources

The restaurant comes with decent credentials: its London branch – in Stratford's Westfield shopping centre – earned a bold review from Observer food critic Jay Rayner.

Sources close to the appointment process say that, despite the number of other candidates with decent credentials, Stevens was always, by some distance, the first choice of David Cameron as well as the chairman of NHS England, Sir Malcolm Grant.

Editing what is first and foremost a travel book, Tom Carter presents 28 accounts written by individuals who possess decent credentials and superb storytelling abilities.

Isn't there someone out there with decent credentials who can pass vetting and not have an identity crisis on our watch?

Teixeira the drummer has decent baseball credentials.

There seems to have been a real shift over the last couple of years and a few football magazines have emerged with decent design credentials.

My point here is that Lisa is more than a little bit to the Right of Ronald Reagan and so that should stand as decent conservative credentials.

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For instance, there's a decent chance those credentials will end up for sale on a black market site on that mysterious part of the internet known as the "Dark Web".

It usually comes down to "He seems like a decent person" or "Her credentials look good".

The danger comes if we are just patting ourselves on our backs as a means of self-congratulation, flaunting our credentials as decent human beings and failing to tackle the more subtle, pernicious forms of racism that scar our society.