Sentence examples for stronger credentials from inspiring English sources

Of the two challengers, Paul Newell, a community activist with deep roots in the Lower East Side, has the stronger credentials.

Even so, when the trainer was asked if he had ever had a horse with stronger credentials going to Epsom, he replied: "Probably not for me, no.

Lellouche saddled Helissio, who was already an Arc winner, to finish third to Swain when 11-10 forourithefor the 1997 King George, but the trainer said yesterday he believes Vallee Enchantee has stronger credentials than his former champion.

Because Mr. Huntsman has stronger credentials than some of his Republican rivals and because he might be viewed as relatively electable, he might have garnered support from some corners of the Republican establishment in the event that this occurred, despite Mr. Huntsman's occasional deviations from conservative orthodoxy.

In 1989 he left academia, taking a job in the Bush White House; in 1991 he was appointed by the elder Mr. Bush to the Federal Reserve Board, to the surprise of many who had expected the appointment of a Republican economist with stronger credentials.

KENNER, La .— Senator John McCain marked the unofficial beginning of the general election with a speech here Tuesday in which he sought to distance himself from President Bush and to argue that he has stronger credentials as an independent agent of change than his all-but-certain Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama.

A host of candidates had strong credentials.

The lawyers, Michael F. Armstrong and Jules A. Martin, have strong credentials.

Paul O'Neill has strong credentials in government and in business.

PAI does have strong credentials in retail, particularly in France.

A Brazilian-born, Oxford-educated German, he came with strong credentials.