Sentence examples for with credentials in from inspiring English sources

The saxophonist and clarinetist Hamiet Bluiett, like Mr. Murray a founding member of the World Saxophone Quartet and with credentials in the jazz avant-garde, said he was not surprised to see his colleague take this direction.

(Chinen) CHRIS LIGHTCAP QUARTET (Tomorrow) A bassist with credentials in both straight-ahead and avant-garde circles, Mr. Lightcap fronts a group well suited to split the difference: Tony Malaby, tenor saxophonist; Jacob Sacks, pianist; and Rodney Green, drummer.

Faulkner calls himself an "honest broker" in the debate and jokes that he was chosen "as someone with credentials in education and with the ability to massage egos".

Between ages 25 and 30, 41% of the young talent with credentials in those subject matters are female … [but] 52% of this talent drops out … The most important antigen is the machismo that continues to permeate these work environments … 63% of women in science, engineering and technology have experienced sexual harassment.

A team of technical experts (U.S. and European-trained Arab region professionals with credentials in all aspects of cancer care and hospital management) was recruited from within Jordan and from abroad to implement the changes.

As an alternative, teachers with credentials in states that are in compliance with the curriculum requirements set by the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification Interstate Agreement usually do not have to submit to additional testing in order to receive teacher certification in Alabama.

And with thoroughbred breeders keen on stallions with credentials gained in races of a mile and a mile-and-a-quarter, the extra distance dropped further and further out of fashion.

Mr. Cuomo has recommended in the letter to Mr. Paterson that the deputy secretary job be filled by a person with significant credentials in law enforcement, according to the two people with knowledge of Mr. Cuomo's findings.

He graduated from UCLA in 1972 with teaching credentials in Mathematics, followed by Fuller Seminary and Regent University, with degrees in Missiology and Theology.

According to his book's dust jacket, Cavell went to Harvard, "where he was a boxer," and with these credentials in tow he's more than qualified to present us with a gallery of beat-up pugilists, their beat-up pugilist fathers and the women who love them.

Still, a conductor with real credentials in contemporary music might have made a better case for Mr. Shore's work.