Sentence examples for expert's time from inspiring English sources

Solitude and Brighton aren't as vertical, but there are lots of spots, especially at Solitude, worth an expert's time.

"Now why didn't I think of that?" muses the Mac owner, who spent ten hours of his own on the problem and probably burned up $100 worth of the expert's time.

In all that coverage the old background paragraph -- a vestige of the limitations of print -- ill-served everyone: the novice is underserved (how can you catch up on the saga of Libya in five lines?) and the expert's time is wasted (how much effort to we expend trying to skip over the old stuff in news articles?).

The system includes a quality review process that only takes some minutes of a human expert's time.

It did not incur the high cost of purchasing expert clinician's time.

Citing unnamed experts, today's Times asserted that the U.S. would be "quite likely" to meet Obama's pledge, "if his plan survives".

People's time, expert attention, remains the most valuable resource we have in research.

Perhaps it's time to ask the experts at Bloomberg News.

Then there's the matter of self-consciousness: virtually every time management expert's first piece of advice is to keep a detailed log of your time use, but doing so just heightens your awareness of the minutes ticking by, then lost for ever.

Reaching a consensus on what to include or omit after each expert's review and revision required time for reflection on the part of the research group.

FEMA's expert work this time is reflecting well on Trump.