Sentence examples for expertise became from inspiring English sources
The more complex the problems confronting the president, the more indispensable Greenspan's expertise became.
As market forces kicked in, the surfeit of banks, and their managers' lack of expertise, became painfully obvious.
Their expertise became clear at once in an ambrosial starter — fresh figs stuffed with Gorgonzola cheese and prosciutto etched with vincotto, a cooked wine.
The United Nations team's expertise became a threat to Congolese officials who did not want a full accounting of the deaths, human rights groups say.
But after two of its hedge funds that specialized in the subprime mortgage market collapsed last summer, Bear's expertise became its Achilles' heel as the plummeting market for complex securities tied to subprime mortgages severely damaged its core business.
In the TUSUR case, algorithmic expertise became the basis of firms, some of whose aim was to improve the technologies of older mechanical industries.
When does an expertise become a straitjacket?
Expertise becomes at best an irrelevance and at worst a dirty word.
How can executives with limited analytics expertise become adept consumers of analytics under such conditions?
It's no accident that the tension between democratic access and goal-oriented expertise becomes a theme in the film itself, as people argue that Occupy Wall Street's horizontal structure prevents it from making a greater practical impact.
Meal for two, including drinks and service: £60 All too often in the food world, the war of expertise becomes a lumbering battle between the Real Thing and the Good Stuff.
