Sentence examples for be more expert from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bruckheimer, with "Top Gun" and Mr. Bay's own "Armageddon" under his belt, may be more expert in wreaking senseless havoc than Godzilla.
Another may be more expert in casting his opponent; but he is not more social, nor more modest, nor better disciplined to meet all that happens, nor more considerate with respect to the faults of his neighbours.
More than 10 years after a major inquiry into the deaths of babies at the Bristol Royal Infirmary said that children's heart surgery should be carried out in fewer hospitals where surgeons would be more expert at the complex operations, the NHS will on Wednesday finally make the decision on which units will close.
It's because anti-vaccination ignorance finds a ready haven in rich and educated communities whose residents have an excessive faith in their ability to be more expert than the expert.
I suppose I might be more expert in randomized controlled trials if I had ever had the actual opportunity to fetch a pail of water without one when my foot caught on fire, as I've said I would do.
While it is possible that the surgeons at one centre may be more expert in one or the other treatment than those at another centre, all of the recruiting hospitals have been/will be chosen on the basis that both techniques are currently routinely available at the centre, that is, theatre staff and surgeons will already be equally familiar with both forms of fixation.
That's not a question that you need to ask the dealer". "Dealers tend to be more experts when you're buying an internal-combustion car, and so when you go to them, they're not able to answer questions.
Regulators, in theory, are more expert than politicians, and less passionate.
Humans are expert at recognising familiar faces, though some of us are more expert than others.
I know ex-players are more expert than the likes of me, but come on".
