Sentence examples for array of specialists from inspiring English sources
The nematocysts of cnidarians restrict potential predators to a limited array of specialists.
Her husband saw a dizzying array of specialists, including an infectious disease doctor and a dermatologist after he developed a rash.
A cardiac surgical team includes an array of specialists who need to work in close cooperation for the operation to succeed.
Patients see an array of specialists on one floor, including an obstetrician-gynecologist, ophthalmologist and internist, and can get their facials, massages, nutritional therapy and Eastern medicine by climbing a winding staircase past the slate waterfall.
The Army has also sent an array of specialists to Fort Hood to help soldiers and their families, including chaplains, social workers, combat stress specialists, counselors and experts in crisis and disaster behavioral management.
The site showcases an array of specialists — beekeepers, tree surgeons, witches, clog dancers — along with professionals with more conventional business skills, like payroll administrators, social media marketers and typists.
This biotech toe-in-the-water may be the first in an array of specialist offerings from the business school.
Jabberwoks, dragons and Tardises are lurching, snarling and spinning on the banks of PCs running an array of specialist software with names such as Maya, Shake and Nuke.
Over the course of a year, she became the consumer of a dizzying array of specialist physicians and nurses, high-tech diagnostics, cardiac surgery, novel pharmaceuticals, therapeutic devices, and specialty-care facilities.
Mass-market titles such as Doraemon, featuring a robot cat popular with children, and Golgo 13, the adventures of a professional assassin which has sold more than 200m copies since its release in the late 1960s, share shelf space with an array of specialist titles that take on taboo subjects.
Michael Curl is one of the country's most prolific setters, perhaps known best for his cryptics in the FT as Cincinnus, in the Times and, for 37 years, here at the Guardian as well as a mind-boggling array of specialist publications.
