Sentence examples for modern credentials from inspiring English sources

That should be a chance to show off the country's modern credentials to an often condescending western Europe.

We still have some ground to cover before the modern credentials menu takes full shape.

By 2020, the traditional degree will have made room on its pedestal for a new array of modern credentials that are currently gaining mainstream traction as viable measures of learning, ability and accomplishment.

Call him an early outsider artist, a kind of modern credential.

"Of course, nobody questions modern Germany's democratic credentials.

Blk Dnm may be missing a few vowels, but thanks to a New York base and Swedish breeding it seems to have the credentials a modern fashion brand needs.

Early in his career this professional of the modern world, whose internationalist credentials are unimpeachable, was already fascinated by the Iranian world.

Garcia is referring to Quinn (who is married to Kim Catullo, a woman), to Weiner (whose "sexting" recidivism destroyed his candidacy) and to De Blasio, who has presented his wife Chirlane, a former lesbian, and Afro-haired 15-year-old son Dante as proof of his modern, middle-class, multicultural credentials.

Wind towers have been in existence in various forms for centuries as a non mechanical means of providing indoor ventilation, energy prices and climate change agendas have refocused engineers and researchers on the low carbon credentials of modern equivalents.

The party's new leader, William Hague, duly tried to prove his credentials as a modern chap by wearing a baseball cap — a curious definition of modernity, admittedly, but let that stand as evidence of how passé the Tories circa 1997 seemed — and by attending the Notting Hill Carnival, a big event for black Londoners.

AS a modern suburban husband and father, my credentials are practically perfect.