Sentence examples for expert stewards from inspiring English sources
As I've said before, in defending Obamacare, I think it's too risky to expect ordinary consumers – busy, stressed, fearful, unschooled in the vagaries of markets – to be expert stewards of the investments on which their old-age security depends, or to be shrewd judges of competing health plans.
I don't know for sure, but I'll bet if you took a poll today, a lot of people would agree with the statement that, say, Bob Rubin and Hank Paulson and Alan Greenspan are financial experts and competent economic stewards.
The evidence of their key expert witness, an Australian chief steward, Ray Murrihy, was easily discredited by the defence.
After obtaining the photograph from Squire, as well as others he took right before and after that shot, the Kentucky stewards summoned forensic experts from the Louisville Police Department, who magnified the photograph by 250 times.
Opinions from a sugar cane worker, shop steward and a colombian labor expert.
Far from being conservative stewards of their assets, many nonprofits engaged in what some experts call risky financial behavior.
While addition of the PO credits improved the sensitivity to detect de-escalation events classified by stewards, providing information on the route of antimicrobial administration to the experts in addition to the specific antimicrobials administered resulted in an increase in classification of de-escalation events in the vignettes.
Reviewer Andrew Motion describes Mabey as "the steward of a pastoral tradition in which highly personal responses to landscape are matched by expert environmental concern".
He is the steward of a pastoral tradition in which highly personal responses to landscape are matched by expert environmental concerns; his ideas have become standard with no loss of urgency.
Walter prospered: he became known as an expert jouster, in 1415 fought at the battle of Agincourt during the Hundred Years War, was made Steward of the Royal Household and was a major figure in government during the 1420s, serving as the Treasurer of England and as one of the legal guardians of the young Henry VI.
