Sentence examples for more credentials and from inspiring English sources

Holding a three-shot cushion, but being chased by Annika Sorenstam and other contenders with more credentials and experience, Rosales was the surprising leader heading into Sunday's final round of the United States Women's Open.

"He's older, more credentialed and plays in a similar spot so it's ideal for us".

The more credentials, experience and requirements you have, the more likely it is your players will trust your decisions.

No one possessed more "credentials" than Ferguson, and no one was less worthy to be considered an "expert" on anything than he.

Besides "making me a better musician," he said he considered his doctorate a kind of insurance for when "I'm 60 and tired of performing and need more credentials to perhaps teach".

She ticks all the same boxes as Palin but has a more polished image, even more conservative credentials, and a family and religious outlook that makes Palin look positively liberal.

The funny thing about this homestand is that the Mets are encountering visiting managers with New York ties and vastly more credentials than Manuel.

With no formal scientific background and scarcely more credentials than an economics degree from Arizona State, Wilson vows to take his case once again to state attorneys general, just as he did with his mouthwash crusade.

People without passes and badges, hard hats and breathing masks; people with no more credentials than curiosity or longing.

As a teacher and principal, then special education autism specialist, you are always having to get more credentials, thus I ended up going back to school and getting several masters and almost my PhD.

"But she had more credentials than me, because she's a real gardener and I'm from the university.