Sentence examples for asked specialist from inspiring English sources

A teacher asked Specialist Markham how his faith had helped him endure Iraq.

"What's going to happen to us?" asked Specialist Katherine Roy, of the First Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment Forward Support Company, Fourth Infantry Division.

We asked specialist HIV clinical services to review records of individuals known to be HIV positive in 2010 who had no linkable care or death report during 2011, to estimate the numbers who had remained living in the UK without attending for HIV care and who had left the UK, and to compare the non-attending group with individuals who continued receiving care.

Given the potential relationship between home visiting and quality improvement in home-based child care (Bromer et al. 2009; McCabe and Cochran 2008), we asked specialists to report the frequency of visits and the types of activities they conduct during visits to homes.

Through F1000Research we asked specialists and the corresponding authors of several of the referenced articles, including the article by Wang et al., to provide referee reports (which may also include broad views) on our discussion.

"What are we doing?" asks specialist Sterling Jones, one of the more thoughtful men in Second Platoon.

They demand regulation and accurate accounts that price assets at market values; they want loans to be backed by collateral and covenants; they ask specialist agencies to rate borrowers' creditworthiness; and so on.

David James, former goalkeeper for England, spent $4,000 on an eco-makeover for his hum-drum Chrysler, asking specialist company Blooming Futures to make the engine run mostly on rapeseed oil.

If buyers are bidding more than sellers are asking, specialists are not allowed to trade for themselves and pocket the spread.

To generalists, you might pose open-ended questions such as "What do you think my greatest strength has been this year?" or, "In what areas do you feel I need the most improvement?" Ask specialists about specific goals: If you've been working with a particular faculty member to learn a new technique, ask that person how you're doing.

He might have been discreet – he might have asked the specialist not to visit the National Heart hospital for example.