Sentence examples for essential credentials from inspiring English sources

In the former sense, American society was more open to talent than England or the rest of Europe, where hereditary bloodlines were essential credentials for entry into public life.

Rivera's description of the recruiting process mirrors the college admission rat race: the accumulation of "essential" credentials, from grades, to AP courses, to extracurricular activities to "interesting" interests.

Some justices proudly perpetuate the idea that the right school is an essential credential.

But a college education is increasingly seen as an essential credential for the workplace.

Like Kerry, he understands that vote to be an essential credential for mounting an effective challenge to Bush's handling of Iraq.

This lack of a seemingly essential credential, however, seems not to have bothered Paul Keegan, the former editor at Penguin Modern Classics in the U.K. who conceived of the project.

(Reading it ought to count as an essential credential for anyone claiming an interest in Williamsburg or Greenpoint, where Smith, anticipating "Girls" by a century, set many of the scenes).

She started the next week, and went on to be the top performer in the class, earning both her COMPTIA A+ certificate as well as her Cisco IT Essentials credential.

While rapport is essential, professional credentials must be verifiable and the counselor's knowledge and methods based on current scientific research.

Jarboe held an essential street credential.

Devoid of the serious credentials essential to his job, Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin joined his ostentatious wife as poster kids for bogus government travel ―  emulated by former Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price, former Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin, and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.