Citizen journalists, some with zero credentials, perform the most simple and powerful journalism: Show up, look around, tell what you see.
Tottenham are coming off the back of their first league defeat in fifteen games, but still look a strong side with serious top four credentials.
While camouflaging that payday for the wealthy, Trump trumpeted his populist credentials with two other parts of his economic game plan.
On Where are the Arms, Kahane superimposes this winning formula onto guitar-centric instrumentation, but not before reminding listeners of his credentials on piano with two ballads.
Yale can choose between a legacy, a Latina, and a national-science-competition finalist, depending on which hole needs another pigeon, each applicant with two 800s on the S.A.T.s (a credential known as "dialling toll-free").
Warnock's credentials were being seriously considered along with two or three other candidates, including Martin O'Neill and Sam Allardyce.
Louis Rosenberg started out short on entrepreneurial experience and long on academic credentials, with three Stanford degrees in mechanical engineering.
I've recently heard of a company that's folded it raised just under $1M with four engineers holding impressive credentials.
Mr. Romney has better corporate credentials and Mr. Huntsman has more foreign policy expertise, with two stints as an ambassador.
After wowing the managers with my journalistic credentials (two articles in a high school newspaper) and a very perfunctory interview, I was duly furnished with a work visa, desk, computer, and stack of business cards that identified me as a "Copy Editor/Reporter".
