Sentence examples for expert partners from inspiring English sources

With pianist Steven Osborne and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as sensitive, expert partners in these two works, Alban Gerhardt is beautifully supported.

(Chinen) Phil Woods Quintet (Tuesday and Wednesday) A handful of years ago the alto saxophonist and second-wave bebopper Phil Woods released "American Songbook II," a sharp and often sparkling album featuring the same expert partners he'll have next week: the trumpeter Brian Lynch, the pianist Bill Charlap, the bassist Steve Gilmore and the drummer Bill Goodwin.

The guidance from YC's expert partners, and the rigors of the program could help whip Quora into shape.

Other new features include the ability to hide dishes that you don't want, and to see what your friends and Foodspotting's expert partners (such as 7×7 magazine) recommend in any given location.

The project was, however, never completed and contradictory explanations were provided by interviewees, suggesting conflicts of interest between meteorologists and experts in the energy sector, lack of involvement of the nonclimate expert partners, and reservations about sharing critical data among climate and energy experts.

"We are globally aligned with expert partners in the U.S, Europe and Asia to work with China at the highest levels to ensure that our portfolio companies are not only well-funded, but have the best chance of success in the Asian market".

"Editorial must be an active, expert partner with publishing in shaping the business strategy for out publications," the memorandum read.

North was perhaps influenced by a desire to have an expert partner play the hand, but silence is not always golden at the bridge table.

But once reminded that it is often a carer who daily manages and carries out a doctor's care plan, the idea of the carer being an expert partner in a patient's treatment was readily accepted.

We believe that Five Seasons Ventures can be the expert partner providing capital and value-add to help these companies scale.

It could certainly change the shape (and the operating approach) of the creative side of the marketing sector, but will it replace the need for the expert partner?