Reading accounts of the proceedings, one wonders how much expertise South African investigators and courts actually have in dealing with cases of violence against women, even though, as Charlayne Hunter-Gault has written, the number of attacks is unsettlingly high.
Even though the expertise level of the group of participants as a whole was low, the prior knowledge within the group varied widely (ranging between 3 and 19 points out of 40 on the pretest).
Sarah is Maggie's guardian angel editor, and even though Maggie's expertise is American food ("not the haute stuff, either"), Sarah greenlights her proposed profile of a Chinese-American-Jewish chef named Sam Liang.
Shell portrays this "gas revolution" as a big opportunity to exploit the company's expertise, even though low prices are depressing profit.
Instead, law enforcement tries to use the agreements to change corporate behavior from the inside, even though they have little expertise at doing so.
One issue that Mr. Bloomberg did not address in great detail was the economy, even though he cited his expertise in financial matters as a rationale for his controversial decision in 2008 to push to overturn term limits.
Jimmy Carter never persuaded voters of his economic expertise, even though a weak start, with the S.& P. off 4.8percentt in his first 18 months, was followed by a much stronger finish.
McCready said she has been interested in Amazon's technology-oriented solutions and the company's supply chain expertise, even though she is not using the company for medical supplies.
Even though my field of expertise is American and world politics, I am often invited to talk about a topic I have become quite knowledgeable about, "Science and Faith".
PIKO-6 and other attempts related to airflow assessment mostly failed due to absence of funding and lack of expertise even though worth results were gathered [ 9- 16].
For her part, Ms. Rosmond could not stand being patronized by male doctors, even though they obviously had enormous expertise.
