Sentences with phrase «awards give credibility»

Awards give credibility to a book and that can go along way.

For a small publisher like Groundwood, not based in the US and competing with giants in the US market, this award gave us credibility and visibility.

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Of course we are all encouraged to leverage the award, which certainly adds to a businesses credibility, gives the team a morale lifting boost and helps attract customers by providing a point of difference.

«After winning the Colossal Fossil award — given to the country doing the most damage to climate talks in a given year — five years in a row, Canada is in a league of its own for its total lack of credibility on climate action,» said Christian Holz, Executive Director of Climate Action Network Canada.

I've essentially been told to engage in some light - hearted banter with the nominees, give one of them the award, and by my presence — and my silence — lend cover and credibility to winners who got the award through bullying and extortion.

Being honored with a Purple Dragonfly Book Award confers credibility upon the winner and gives published authors the recognition they deserve and provide a helping hand to further their careers.

Book awards are a great way to give you and your book more credibility in today's market, and they can also help get more exposure for your book.

As an independent author winning a book award increases your credibility, improves your ability to market your books or series, and gives you more solid visibility all over the current book market.

This sample physical education teacher resume also highlights the teaching candidate's community service and awards, which gives extra credibility to his dedication to helping students and others within the local community.