Sentence examples for substantial credentials from inspiring English sources

If Chopin seems an unlikely candidate to have written the "Feminine Mystique" of her day, a closer look at her life reveals her substantial credentials.

Mr. Spitzer, when he became governor, promised major change, installed appointees with substantial credentials and took a deep interest in their work, peppering them with e-mailed policy questions in the early-morning hours.

The youngest is Stephanie Jeong, who just turned 14 earlier this month, but brings substantial credentials to her debut with the Ridgefield Symphony, including an appearance at the White House, and solo performances with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Chicago Symphony.

When Carolyn Kuan, 33, takes the orchestra's reins next season, she will bring substantial credentials in contemporary music to the position; she will also be the first female music director in Hartford's 68-year history.

Though equipped with a sexual magnetism some contemporary critics compared to Valentino's, Mozzhukhin had substantial artistic credentials of his own.

Mr. Steiner must decide whether to grant Ms. Black a waiver from state law requiring leaders of school districts to have substantial education credentials and experience.

If the state education commissioner grants Ms. Black a waiver from the law requiring leaders of school districts to have substantial education credentials and experience, she would take over a system whose size, demographics and challenges are like nothing else she has tried to manage.

Mr. Pataki's strong anti-crime credentials make it easier for the governor to champion an easing of these laws and thus give Mr. Silver a chance to push for an even more substantial and workable final package.

However, I think that David Isaac, who has substantial chairing experience and excellent equality credentials, is a good choice.

Indie bands and D.J.'s are also flourishing -- especially at Six D.O.G.S., a merger of four former hipster bars that's become a cultural hot spot -- and the city's design credentials are undergoing a substantial upgrade, too.

Therefore, inclusion of education in our models is questionable; it is likely that higher educational credentials are, to a substantial extent, the outcome of higher IQ (41).