Sentence examples for expertise proved from inspiring English sources
During the Civil War, President Lincoln, who had little military expertise, proved to be an anxious meddler in his generals' strategy.
Their guidance and expertise proved indispensable to the smooth running of the Games, and the indomitable cheer of those purple-clad champions came to define London 2012 and prove that volunteering is, at its heart, a joyful thing to do.
Qi's combination of deep technical expertise, proven leadership capability and broad business knowledge is rare in our industry.
At the same time, he said, two areas of her expertise have proved useful for Microsoft.
Such physical – and metaphysical – musings have been inspired by talking to Dr Andy Lockey of the Resuscitation Council, whose perspective and expertise have proved invaluable.
Tami Hausman, a client of Mr. Neary's, said that local expertise had proved valuable when she and her husband, James Crispino, were looking for a two-bedroom apartment in the Village.
Note that this way of doing information ethics does not require the expertise of a trained philosopher (although such expertise might prove to be helpful in many situations).
But lack of time and writing expertise can prove hefty roadblocks for firms looking to evolve their content.
When Videgaray got involved, in 1987, the Party's politics were turning toward neoliberalism, and his economic expertise would prove valuable.
"In the last few years, Russians have been getting expertise and proving that there's an audience" for musicals, Mr. Mackintosh said by telephone from London.
