Sentence examples for drawing credentials from inspiring English sources
Now, no one doubts that group's ability to play songs from 30 years ago to an OK standard, nor are they casting aspersions on Sonny Moore's crowd drawing credentials.
A braid is a traditional Ukrainian hairstyle, and by adopting it, Ms. Tymoshenko, 46, has been able to underline her nationalist credentials, drawing a contrast with her main opponents, who are more closely linked to the onetime overlord to the East, Russia.
Drawing on his credentials as both an economist and a political scientist, Eichengreen argues that the key to understanding Europe's initial triumphs and later troubles lies in recognizing that the recipe for growth varies, depending on one's position in the economic race.
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland is drawing attention to its culinary credentials with a Year of Food and Drink (tourismni.com).
WALL STREET JOURNAL Yahoo's Chief Apologizes to Employees | Yahoo's embattled chief executive, Scott Thompson, sent an e-mail to employees on Monday apologizing for how the issue of his misstated academic credentials had drawn criticism toward the Internet company.
Yahoo's embattled chief executive, Scott Thompson, sent an e-mail to employees on Monday apologizing for how the issue of his misstated academic credentials has drawn criticism toward the Internet company.
Despite his solid conservative credentials, Hatch drew a primary challenge from former state Sen. Dan Liljenquist in the 2012 election.
Employment rates by educational credentials were drawn from the Statistics Finland employment database.
Blood will be drawn by an institutionally credentialed phlebotomist at the CMHC.
King told EducationGuardian.co.uk that the school's pioneering credentials were what drew him to the role: "What's different about it and essentially isn't mimicked anywhere else in the world is the interface between enterprise, society and government to the subject.
