Sentence examples for direct expertise from inspiring English sources
We have the direct expertise and experience as disabled people... and we think that experience and expertise is something of real value".
According to Edith Hall, professor of classics at King's College London, this direct expertise gave Greek authors the ability to discuss "the cost of war in terms of the mental health of combatants" with a "frankness and sophistication from which we can learn a great deal in the third millennium".
The argument is meant to explain why the creationist view is correct despite near-universal disagreement from the thousands of academics with direct expertise in the relevant fields.
Bolton notes that even if there is a limit on specific-expertise hires, chemists and chemical engineers who are prepared to generalise--to apply their knowledge and research skills outside their areas of direct expertise--will have broader career options.
"Many times, the people awarding the patents don't have the direct relevant expertise to make an informed judgment".
Hughes is confident that the base level of training is improving; likewise the top level training for geriatricians and others who have direct clinical expertise in dementia.
OSEP also serves in an advisory capacity and/or can provide direct planning expertise to campus schools, departments, and student groups.
Internet merchants also acknowledged their need for direct marketing expertise -- an admission that might have seemed downright flattering to catalog companies, if they were not too busy trying to keep the dot-coms from luring away their best executives.
They should also be less distracted by managing expensive and time-consuming serious case reviews (Wood's recommendations on reducing the requirements for these reviews are to be welcomed) – and LSCB leaders should be recruited on the basis that they have direct experience, expertise and wisdom about children's services and frontline child protection practice.
When presented with a question which is far removed from the agent's direct technical expertise, as often happens, "you [just] need to get to grips with the problem and have the confidence to have a go," Lewis says.
