Sentence examples for kind of credentials from inspiring English sources

But those kind of credentials didn't work for you in the cold war".

Those are the kind of credentials that made Francis the perfect opponent for Tyson, who still lacks the confidence to mix it up with top contenders.

What the two men have in common, though, is a complete lack of the kind of credentials that might be required to achieve success in mainstream society.

Lautz has the kind of credentials — a trustee of the Harvard-Yenching Institute; a member of the Council on Foreign Relations — guaranteed to give fits to any Bircher past or present, but his book is thorough, judicious, and, except for a few overdone academic references to Cold War "paranoia," respectful of larger historical realities.

That's less clear now, as, on one hand, the dignity of the Presidency has been sullied, and, on the other, the skills honed by years hosting a talk show have come to seem like the kind of credentials that might make for a good President.

"The club needs to bring in a manager with the kind of credentials and experience Alex McLeish has.

Last Friday, in New Haven, that night behind bars was a kind of credential.

This election season, the real building has developed an imaginary counterpart, for which it stands as a kind of credential.

Ellis's strategies for passing were also good for business: his Spanish and his border bona fides were, finally, a kind of credential.

Now we are setting expectations that students will go further, and the numbers are improving, with more and more students getting to the finish line of some kind of credential.

Many observers thought her unwillingness to serve out her term would be fatal to her ambitions, but the fact that governance did not suit her — she resigned as governor back in July — has become a kind of credential.