Sentence examples for Veteran experts from inspiring English sources

The company's leadership team is deep in technical talent, with veteran experts in storage-management software and flash design from Veritas, Yahoo and Apple.

Yet veteran experts and mainstream economists seem content remaining within familiar limitations – austerity, neo-Keynesianism, re-regulation, and well-worn variants of the state v. market debate.

A decade later, the Justice Department interviewed veteran experts like Lanning for a 2010 report, and concluded that "the market — in terms of numbers of offenders, images and victims" — was growing to a degree described as "overwhelming" and "exponential".

The hero in the South seat was a veteran expert, Al Lewis, who found himself in four hearts after a routine auction.

Andy Gomez, a Miami-based vexpert expert in Cuban studies, said such opposition in Congress could upset Obama's timetable for progress and even hamper the president's desired legacy over Cuba, particularly the end of the trade embargo, before he leaves the White House in January 2017.

Veteran expert Eric Thee Knowledge' Knowles takes on rookie dealer Ochuko 'The Hat' Ojiri at a car boot sale in Chesterfield.

Fiona Bruce interviews veteran expert David Battie who holds the record as the longest serving member of the team about his favourite memories from the hundreds of shows he has attended.

"It could be seen as potentially an attempt to curry favor with the government," observes Paul Hodgson, a veteran expert in corporate governance.

"Big Job" employees are veterans, experts at sculpting false nails out of acrylic dust.

Though bad driving among combat veterans is not new — research has found that Vietnam and Persian Gulf war veterans were more likely to die in motor vehicle accidents than nondeployed veterans — experts say Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are unique, for one major reason: their combat experiences were frequently defined by dangers on the road, particularly from roadside bombs.

"They're filing for the basic wear and tear of military service, not combat injuries," said Phillip Carter, a veterans expert at the Center for a New American Security, a nonpartisan think tank.