Sentence examples for In its expertise from inspiring English sources

Stephen Moore's appointment to the Fed would be a major step up in its politicization and step down in its expertise.

She told the BBC that she "set the wheels in motion" and the Ark education charity brought in its expertise.

The core of an agency's claim for deference lies in its expertise and its reliance on a public record that justifies its action in any given case.

The strength of SUMSearch lies in its expertise in the medical sciences.

Another possible candidate is JPMorgan Chase, which could be brought in for its expertise in tech deals and its big balance sheet.

It will also keep its sole hazardous material unit far from the scene, to protect it in case its expertise is needed later.

It's radically redesigning the midsize Montero Sport SUV (it already has a full-size version) and will also introduce a tailored-to-America mini-SUV in the U.S. in 2002, using its expertise in trucks.

And it would keep its sole hazardous material unit far from the scene, to protect the unit in case its expertise were needed later.

At Qualcomm's AI Day, the company took a major step forward in bringing its expertise to data centers.

In full, its expertise covers sociology of education, world systems analysis, the family, labor, international development, political sociology, immigration, welfare policy and race-ethnicity.

Today, I.B.M.'s stock market value, at $217 billion, is more than four times that of the struggling H.P. I.B.M. invested heavily elsewhere, buying the business consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting, for $3.5 billion in 2002, for its expertise in specific industries.