Sentence examples for expertise ahead from inspiring English sources

"It is also important for the transmission of know-how and expertise ahead of the museum opening," he added.

Liam Fox's department for international trade (DIT) will need scientific advice and expertise ahead of any trade negotiations.

MetaWatch and Pebble (whose creators have been building smartwatch devices since the inPulse) in particular look like choice acquisition targets as OEMs like Samsung and Apple look to bolster their smartwatch expertise ahead of a device launch.

Whether you want to manage social media accounts or enable flexible working, there's no doubt you need at least some tech expertise to get ahead in business.

"The big gorillas might have the resources, but we have the software expertise to keep ahead of them," Desbard says.

In corporate America, an increasing number of chief information officers -- basically, they are the folks in charge of the computers -- are amassing greater power as top bosses and company boards realize how crucial technical expertise is in staying ahead of the competition.

The authority had money, patience and expertise; it could plan ahead a dozen years as politicians could not; it didn't have to worry about next quarter's results; and it had built up a reservoir of public and media confidence in its ability to get the job done.

As much credit as Google deserves for these maneuvers — it's fair to say that the expertise that kept them ahead of the trends was not home-grown.

While Europe's colonial legacy gave it a head start in developing global health expertise, "the U.S. is far ahead of Europe in this movement," Dr. Piot said.

Expertise in conventions put him ahead of rivals MGM Mirage and Harrah's Entertainment despite their partnering with Singapore companies.

In his rejection of expertise, at least, Looney was far ahead of his time.