Sentence examples for ever specialist from inspiring English sources

In what Mr Mearns predicted would become the most expensive search ever, specialist teams would only recover what was required to answer why MH370 vanished from radar screens.

But its appearance is deceptive, for FTAC represents a new and radical departure - the first ever specialist squad that brings together a full-time complement of mental health professionals with the police, funded jointly by the Department of Health and the Home Office.

Glamorgan's Mark Wallace is "proud" to be the county's first ever specialist wicket-keeper to score 10,000 runs in first-class cricket.

His was ever a specialist knowledge, bringing reason and care to the anxious debates of modern transport.

Firsts are ever more specialist and technically defined - first successful dive at the north pole (Joseph MacInnis), first person to jetpack across the English Channel (Yves Rossy), oldest woman to climb Everest (Tamae Watanabe).

Only 5.6% of alcohol-dependent individuals ever access specialist treatment and only a small percentage ever seek treatment.

The first acoustical specialist ever to work on a concert hall was Wallace Clement Sabine, a physicist at Harvard University, who discovered important laws governing sonic reverberation and applied them to the design of Symphony Hall in Boston.

Now teams with specialists — gymnasts skilled only in one or two events — are taking more risks than ever because those specialists might not easily fill in for injured teammates.

The ever more specialised specialists will look at their part of your body but are not allowed to cross boundaries.

Subject teachers see far more of their pupils than guidance specialists ever could, and often have a close relationship with them.

Participants were asked these questions: 'Have you ever seen an eye specialist or optometrist?' and 'When was the last time you visited an eye specialist or optometrist?'.