Sentence examples for expertise no from inspiring English sources

A world evolved; of knowledge and expertise no longer bound to geography or culture.

And he trusted his own expertise — no matter how paltry or irrelevant — more than anyone else's.

Being a dancer is a question of discipline and expertise, no matter the genre, and mutual respect is the order of the day.

I think the explosion in personal training indeed owes much, as Zinczenko suggested, to our totemic, slightly lazy faith in expertise, no matter how dubiously claimed.

All the more remarkable, then, that in Part II, "Apollo", we are treated to an abrupt increase in the proportion of diligent recording, reporting and transcribing, in which the minutiae of the journey to the moon, the landing and redocking of the astronauts in space are painstakingly itemised, with considerable scientific expertise, no loss of momentum and an escalation of tension.

No expertise, no capacity to mobilize equipment or even analyze the problem.

If the early days of Hurricane Sandy played to Mr. Bloomberg's strengths — infrastructure expertise, no-nonsense crisis management — the extended and halting recovery has laid bare his limitations.

Mr Daniels's revolve around his policy expertise, no-nonsense style and, ironically, his lack of glamour: a short, balding man with zero flash, he would make an ideal anti-Obama.

Subject matter expertise is no longer good enough to qualify for a senior-level management position.

Education, traditionally focused on "meticulous expertise," was no longer a nonrefundable ticket to greatness.

No equipment is needed, no expertise and no precise plan.