Sentence examples for news credentials from inspiring English sources

"And it gives MSNBC a proven star with news credentials and experience who can help them find a new identity which they are searching".

Likability, not news credentials, is their currency.

"The Bryant Park Project" comes with extensive news credentials.

"We want somebody with news credentials," an important Fox executive says.

This bishops' meeting has drawn more than a thousand requests for news credentials.

The question mark against Tinopolis is whether it has the hard news credentials to make a mark.

By some standards, she wasn't qualified for the job (limited hard-news credentials), and, by some standards, she was (smart, mature, an old hand at being on TV).

Along with a new nightly anchor, Scott Pelley, the news division has a new chairman, a new president, new bosses for several of its programs, and a plan to stress its hard-news credentials.

He said the addition of such contributors as George Stephanopoulos, Claire Shipman and Robin Roberts, as well as the hard-news credentials of its anchors, Diane Sawyer and Charles Gibson, have gradually won viewers over.

The tournament distributed 565 news media credentials in 2003, compared with 337 for this week's event.

The game is a rare sellout for the Nationals, and requests for news media credentials have reached World Series proportions.