Sentence examples for expert present from inspiring English sources

A Latin America expert present for the interview said she thought Mr. Castro was conceding that the state played too big a role in the economy.

Patel, who carried out the autopsy with no other medical expert present, concluded that Tomlinson had died of a heart attack as a result of natural causes, consistent with coronary artery disease.

While today's media tends to have one "expert" present each "side" of an argument, Oliver pointed out that, in the case of climate change, where 99/100 scientists agree that it is real and caused by humans, this one vs. one presentation creates a clear misconception for the viewer: a false equivalence.

A public health expert present from the same city though was clearly less optimistic about this: experience in awareness raising shows that it is not easy even from a public health perspective to convince people.

The expert, presented by the defense, said that black men are more likely to present a risk of future danger.

Academics and a network forensics expert presented a sweeping indictment of the reliability of electronic voting machines, and voters testified about thwarted efforts to vote for Mr. Rawl.

An Almaz-Antey expert presented several slides showing graphs, equations and 3D-reenactments, which he said showed that damage to the aircraft was consistent with the impact from a Buk missile but only from the older Buk M-1 system.

A single expert presented a unique argument against using values when reasoning about breast screening.

We had some state police antiterrorist experts present at our meeting".

[C4.] Experts Present Views on Economy The White House and Congress are engaged in a debate over the best way for the government to respond to the economic downturn.

"There will always be an element of risk when competing in winter sports but all competitors undergo rigorous training and instruction with health and safety experts present.