Sentence examples for By expertise from inspiring English sources

Advice is underpinned by expertise.

It is to offer his or her own perspective, hopefully informed by expertise, knowledge and taste.

One great promise of Clintonian liberalism was that power ought not be mediated by wealth, charm, influence, or moral correctness but by expertise.

What we derive from Day-Lewis, though, is the mysterious — and accurate — sense of a man who by instinct and by expertise reaches out to the people he leads while seeming lost in himself.

A state driven by expertise, with more and more effective authority placed in the hands of the managerial and administrative élite, could only be checked and balanced by emphatic displays of the popular will.

In The New Yorker, Anthony Lane tells us, "What we derive from Day-Lewis, though, is the mysterious — and accurate — sense of a man who by instinct and by expertise reaches out to the people he leads while seeming lost in himself".

This delegation-by-expertise technique ensures the highest possible grade with the lowest amount of time and effort expended.

Instead of competition among the CROs themselves, the continuously expanding market demands can be shared by Expertise-Based Integrated Services among allied CROs, in contrast to the few large CROs.

Decisions about which targets matter, he said, should be driven by human expertise, not by a database.

This would identify which speech-selective regions are driven by "audiomotor expertise" than by speech content per se.

Munter comes by his expertise laboriously: for a start, by watching six hours of live sports every day.