Sentence examples similar to pursuit credentials from inspiring English sources
The team's coach, Heiko Salzwedel, has made it clear he fears Cavendish's lack of team-pursuit credentials could potentially be a weakness, and he has been brought in ahead of at least one stronger team pursuiter if not two.
To qualify, the regulation says, a student must be "enrolled and regularly attending classes in pursuit of an educational credential".
In a speech not long ago at the University of Maryland, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, apparently seeking to enhance egalitarian credentials in his pursuit of the Democratic nomination, criticized the preferences given children of alumni.
He eventually abandoned that pursuit, but the urge for religious credentials remained.
Her strong credentials as an advocate for the poor, especially as head of the Community Food Resource Center, her diligent pursuit of new ways to confront city and state issues, would make her a fresh voice indeed in Albany's closed society.
The Roman church's search for apostolic credentials was not initiated in response to Protestant reforms: it was part of a tradition of pursuit of primitive models of church life and doctrine.
Elena Kagan's Upper West Side credentials are impeccable, especially if you're willing to reduce ambition, success and the valuation of intellectual pursuits to a stand-up comedy cliché.
