Sentence examples for highly credentialed from inspiring English sources

Dr Davis is highly credentialed.

It was an amazing thing for a highly credentialed macroeconomist to say.

"Let me say this to you: My children are highly credentialed," Hunter said.

Essentially, it said: Please look at all those highly credentialed former top cops!

Perry makes Bush look like a sniveling elitist, what with his patrician, highly credentialed family.

Highly credentialed economists now publicly mock each other's ignorance and foolishness.

Highly credentialled scholars employed at universities identify themselves as critics; so do newspaper hacks sweating out a few inches of deadline copy after a night spent wrestling with a local repertory theatre production of Chekhov, the first episodes of a new cable television series, or the latest iteration of a first-person-shooter video game.

Charters boast a superior product, yet refuse to hire highly-qualified, credentialed, experienced teachers, but only poorly trained, poorly paid temps, who leave quickly from burnout.

Schools are staffed with highly-qualified, credentialed professionals, all with bachelor's degrees and over half with master's degrees too.

And so, just in this short interview--there's no question in my mind that you're every bit the equal or superior to all of the presidential candidates that I've talked to; you're also credentialed very highly, you know, maybe you can't separate Siamese twins, but you obviously can save lives and you can deal with complex scientific matters by virtue of your medical training.

He's mischaracterising the economics; his position here is an ideological creed, one which he will simply have to accept is not shared by most Americans or by the highly-credentialed economists advising the political party that won this election.