Sentence examples for suitable credentials from inspiring English sources
Choose only those with suitable credentials and satisfaction ratings.
Christie presents himself as a man who can help the couple: he boasts to them of his suitable medical credentials and so they decide to go ahead with the operation.
The proposal also called for some of the current members, whose republican credentials were deemed suitable, to retain their seats, so that the fledgling commonwealth might, as Harry Marten put it, would be shepherded by "the mother that brought it forth".
I've applied for jobs I felt I was more than suitable for and I had better credentials than the man who got the job.
There it was assumed that "girls of good family" would put "caste duty and family reputation before self-indulgence," and a convent school education and carefully chaperoned adolescence were considered preludes to marriage to a suitable man deemed to possess the proper family credentials.
(Kittens does also have the bonus of kid-friendly credentials (the basic deck is apparently suitable for aged 7+), although there's also a NSFW deck of bonus cards for childless kidults).
This would involve adequate case selection, rigorous training and credentialing of operators, appropriate strategies to reduce procedural embolic phenomenon, and suitable drugs.
His green credentials – running the Ecologist magazine and advising the Tories on environmental issues – appeared to make him eminently suitable for the south-west London constituency, where opposition to a third Heathrow runway is robust.
