Sentence examples for expertise serve from inspiring English sources

Her clinical experience and imaging expertise serve as a translational bridge on many of CART's projects.

Here Damasio's scientific expertise serves him well.

Mr. Nelson's railroad expertise serves him well.

He gave generously of his time and expertise, serving as the Chair and/or President of many professional and charitable organizations at the national, state and local levels, including Director and Past President, Fordham Law Alumni Association; Past President of the University Club; and the Cardinal's Committee for Charity.

This led to leveraging Vive Peru's U.S. office near the University of Arizona - and the organization's expertise serving many of the most vulnerable children in Peru - by distributing most of the 600 pairs of shoes collected in the University of Arizona Athletic Department's 2015 shoe drive through Vive Peru.

Developmental evaluation's participatory approach bears some similarity to a consulting relationship, wherein the research team's expertise serves to support the IPCT implementation sites and to help develop efficient care models.

Chuck Hagel's candor, judgment and expertise will serve him well as our next secretary of defense.

Many analysts agree that there is no other organization with the clout, money or expertise to serve the crucial role of outside arbiter to quarreling euro zone members.

Just finding people with the time or expertise to serve on a committee can be difficult, some pastors say, especially in poor or immigrant parishes.

Mongolia's military is focusing on developing the expertise to serve in peacekeeping missions, and during his stopover here Mr. Rumsfeld met with 180 soldiers who had served in Iraq or Afghanistan.

His expertise will serve him well as he faces $400 billion in national security cuts ordered by President Obama through the 2023 fiscal year, a bracing new reality after a decade of ever bigger Pentagon budgets since the Sept. 11 attacks.