Sentence examples for helpful credential from inspiring English sources

A law degree is probably a helpful credential, all other things being equal, for a trial judge or an appeals-court judge.

General Powell felt that "Ridge has an impeccable set of credentials that would be especially helpful on the job," said one person who knows General Powell's views.

Hence, many of them will have their first degree from home, but in order to burnish their U.S. credentials, an MBA from a top school will be helpful.

Persistence, connections — and credentials in hot fields like finance and computer science — are especially helpful, say economists and college officials.

But while the New Jersey governor has been a helpful and loyal surrogate, he doesn't add any geographic balance or conservative credentials.

For me, and for most others, I suspect, the most helpful advice has been that which advocates for self-knowledge rather than boasts the credentials of a particular school.

Mr Pessina, who is chief executive of Boots' parent company Walgreen Boots Alliance, questioned Labour's business credentials in the Sunday Telegraph, suggesting a Labour government would "not be helpful for business nor the country".

India will be a definitive examination of his credentials to be in the side as the long term first choice spinner in helpful conditions.

That was his credential.

Call it credential inflation.

Surprisingly helpful.