Sentence examples for apparent expertise from inspiring English sources

The real error is that The Times published a piece about Islamic law by someone who has no apparent expertise in the field.

A Florida-based gun-maker with an apparent expertise in bigotry has created an AR-15 "Crusader" Rifle that's designed to prevent "Muslim terrorists" from using it.

Despite his apparent expertise, in an interview with the makers of the Solidoodle, Sentch described himself as "an absolute noob" when it comes to 3D printing.

Red Storm Rising was written with apparent expertise in sensitive military secrets such as America's stealth bombers or the USSR's Typhoon-class nuclear submarines.

Given the scarcity of rhythmic pulse in the 40-minute work, it was remarkable that the members of the quartet were able to keep together with so much apparent expertise.

Given this apparent expertise in showing face, it might be expected that people would also be experts in choosing face: they would be more adept at selecting favorable facial images of themselves than they would be at selecting favorable facial images of unfamiliar people.

Because the use of apparent scientific expertise by those promoting climate change denial has played a vital role in the attacks on climate science (McCright & Dunlap, 2000, 2003; Powell, 2011), we examined the academic credentials of the authors or editors of the 108 denial books.

Some members of the earlier generation of FCO Arabists have expressed surprise at the apparent lack of expertise among their successors.

As I talked to people at conferences, it became apparent that the expertise I had been developing in microfluidics at GEC was now being applied in the pharmaceutical industry.

The apparent importation of expertise and the use of cloning methods indicates that Mexican marijuana producers may be responding to changes in the US consumer market by producing higher quality weed, experts and observers said.

We think this apparent lack of expertise in "experts" is partly a reflection of subspecialisation within disciplines and partly a reflection of some experts being out of touch in areas peripheral to their specific interests.