Sentence examples for a true specialist from inspiring English sources

He does not create shots as reliably, does not bring the same possessional efficiency and is not a particularly sound team player on either end of the court (Speights is only as likely to put up a quick shot as he is to miss a defensive rotation), but he brings value by way of being a true specialist.

She is a true draw specialist and certainly was the real deal.

Bryobia kissophila, B. spec. III, B. berlesei, B. sarothamni, and B. spec. IV are each restricted to a specific host plant species and are thus true specialists.

My environmental agenda will be guided by true specialists in conservation, not those with radical political agendas".

The apparent ubiquity of boreal plant species generalism may be due to: i) extreme seasonal variation in climatic conditions, ii) relatively short time duration since glaciation [ 64], or iii) failure of the co-occurrence based index of specialization used in this study to identify true specialists.

Evidence from the fossil record suggests humans first developed achilles tendons more than 2m years ago, before the rise of Homo erectus, the first human ancestor to become a true hunter-gatherer, Bill Sellers, a biomechanics specialist at Manchester University, told the British Association festival of science in York yesterday.

Monochorionic twin pregnancies are well known to be at risk for a variety of severe complications, a true challenge for the maternal fetal medicine specialist.

Then we move to Washington state at a rehab center where internet addiction specialist Hilarie Cash recounts a true story about a couple in South Korea so obsessed with an online game about taking care of a little girl that their actual baby starved to death in neglect.

The dwindling number of specialists was a major loss for the system as a whole: "[Pupils] will not be exposed to specialists and people with a true passion for teaching," said one respondent.

This study provides evidence that the same is true of specialist care.

The true ethical specialists in newspapers are not the columnists but the agony aunts.