Sentence examples for obvious credentials from inspiring English sources

Alderson has obvious credentials.

Although Kerik lacked some obvious credentials for the position of police commissioner — among them a college degree — Giuliani decided that he would be the better choice.

By the time the year is out, we will all know a deal more about the young fellow whose name is inextricably linked to exotic limited-overs strokeplay allied to a temperament that would chill Dom Pérignon in a trice, but as yet, from a modest first-class career, has no obvious credential for fast-tracking into the Test side.

This is an aesthetic aimed squarely at a discerning and confident customer who would rather not parade any obvious fashion credentials and for whom both modesty and discretion are of prime importance.

And despite all the president's obvious Muslim credentials and avowed commitment to convert America to an Islamic theocracy, there are only two elected Muslim American officials out of 435 Congress members.

This sentence feels calculated to address a view among culture-makers that Javid's Tory predecessors, Jeremy Hunt and Maria Miller, tended towards bossiness, but also to deflect the complaint that Javid lacks any obvious cultural credentials.

Reclaimed wooden boards have obvious eco-credentials and the added benefit of being pre-seasoned, so they won't warp once they have been installed.

"It seems obvious that these credentials have been acquired from previous leaks and are being abused in more than one inventive way," Ferguson said.

But more than that, Mr. Davies was a risk taker with no obvious science-fiction credentials other than a fanatical lifelong devotion to "Doctor Who" and a headful of ideas about where to take it next.

The cover letter was of the mass-produced variety, simply restating the obvious education and credentials.

Coming into the preseason, the leading contenders were Steve Smith and Domenik Hixon, young players with obvious skills but unproven credentials.