Sentence examples for extensive credentials from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) JACAM MANRICKS PROJECT (Thursday) Jacam Manricks is a multireedist with extensive credentials in jazz education, and a stronger reputation among musicians than among audiences.

It doesn't help the market's confidence that Trump's team of economic and foreign policy advisers don't seem to have extensive credentials or expertise.

"Part of the challenge in representing someone like her is essentially that we're taking a scientist with her extensive credentials and trying to educate her as a client on what it's like to be a defendant in a criminal case," says Freeman. "This is an area she never thought she'd be in in her life, and she's fighting for her life".

Ramadan is descended from a line of religious thinkers and activists with extensive credentials: his grandfather founded the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in 1928, and his father was exiled from the country by Nasser.

A spokeswoman for IHMS said: "IHMS has a robust and extensive credentialing process in place for its staff.

Few undergraduate biology instructors have any formal training in how to teach, in stark contrast to the extensive credentialing system required to enter K 12 science teaching.

"The Bryant Park Project" comes with extensive news credentials.

In an act long overdue, the league put doctors with extensive neurological credentials in charge of the brain-damage study.

Yours sincerely, David Price Price attached what he called "the extensive academic credentials of Dr Peiris and Dr Aderin-Pocock".

So when I listen to new recordings by three singers, all with extensive diva credentials, I think: Please!

A PHARMACEUTICAL executive with extensive financial credentials but no experience at an advertising agency was named yesterday as the chief operating officer of the struggling Interpublic Group of Companies.