Sentence examples for bunch of specialists from inspiring English sources

All three fields, said Robert E. Hall, an economist at Stanford, involve "a bunch of specialists, where if we raised spending quickly, the limited number of competent suppliers would be in short supply and get increased incomes," benefiting some companies more than the economy as a whole.

The pathologists “thought I walked on water because I understood computers,” says Patterson a technophobic stance for a bunch of specialists with advanced degrees.

I went to a bunch of specialist nutrition seminars to figure out the best way to lose weight.

"Southbank is a good business because they've invested in it, and on the advertising side those affluent businesses have been more resilient throughout the recession," says one, who sees IPC as "a mixed bag of specialist titles, a bunch of struggling weeklies and a very strong Southbank".

I just wish that there were more experienced oil and gas specialists on his team, not just a bunch of academics or researchers.

But as a kinesthetic learner — what some learning specialist labeled me in elementary school, anyway — I don't think that reading a bunch of recipes taught me much about cooking.

A bunch of ventriloquists?

"A bunch of racists".

#bbcdp "Bunch of migrants".

"Bunch of niggers, mostly".

A bunch of them.