Sentence examples for expert handling from inspiring English sources
Data labelling is commonly an expensive process that requires expert handling.
Frédérique Parent, the Sotheby's expert handling the sale, told the Guardian she was astonished to learn of the film.
Your mover may charge extra to disassemble furniture, or recommend a specialist for items that require expert handling.
For example, a client may have a large pension portfolio to manage or a business venture that requires expert handling.
Lucas explained he was an expert handling the press and this was common operating procedure: "We were genuinely trying to be honest in the response".
But Donizetti's incest-romp after Victor Hugo, despite a couple of high-emotion hit numbers, is a weedy affair which needs expert handling to nurture its tenuous charms.
As each expert has defined different fuzzy sets and rules we use type-2 fuzzy sets, that permit to combine the knowledge from the experts handling the uncertainty associated with the meaning of the words.
As experts handling the emergency prepared to release radioactive vapour to ease the pressure, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said the amount of radioactive element would be "very small" and would not affect the environment or human health.
In jailhouse visits with relatives and experts handling his case, Dylann Storm Roof did not express any remorse about the nine black parishioners he shot and killed at a historic church nearly two years ago in South Carolina.
Everyone's obligatory coffee-table book last Christmas, but remember, it was a radio series, and what made it so memorable were the conversations between British Museum director Neil MacGregor and the experts handling the various artifacts, which have to be heard rather than read.
Designating another person to coordinate other activities surrounding a high-profile exposure (arranging conferences with external experts, handling media inquiries, issuing press releases, and interacting with external agencies) frees the primary physician to care for the patient.
