Sentence examples for expert colleague from inspiring English sources

Some Labour figures including Ed Balls, a more economically expert colleague who wanted Mr Johnson's job would prefer to go slower.That argument has been seen off, but there are three other challenges that Mr Johnson must confront soon.

I would suggest to those suffering from depression that they find a provider who is willing to listen, asks probing questions about how well they are responding, spends an appropriate amount of time, is willing to switch course if they don't improve, and is even willing to consult with another expert colleague.

To make sure the scoring of the written data was conducted reliably, two-thirds of the data were rated by a professional expert colleague.

Not all that long ago, I am told by an expert colleague in the know, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee was NOT disbanded after issuing their scientific report.

For instance, it could let you know if your team members are eating lunch together in the cafe, or when an expert colleague usually based elsewhere has entered the building.

His involvement with Christie's opened the door to relationships with brokers across the globe, which means he can pick up the phone and call an expert colleague in New York, London or Paris where his clients may want to buy, he said, rather than just relying on an Internet search.

In a few cases, the initial contact person did not wish to upload the information due to a limited knowledge of the details, and was replaced by a more expert colleague, either internal or external to the HENVINET partnership.

After they have viewed each consultation they will be able to view video sequences where the patient, the clinician and an expert colleague give their perspectives on the consultation.