Sentence examples for expertise to include from inspiring English sources

The man hired by Galactica did not have the expertise to include a heat-conserving labyrinth of vents, and he built the chimney toward the front of the oven, rather than over the fire.

Having started his career with a particular interest in medieval literature and in French-English literary relations, he broadened his expertise to include South African writing – he co-authored a study of the poet Uys Krige – the Renaissance and early modernism.

We have since expanded our expertise to include engagement and fan monetization strategies.

This unacceptability of what we don't know can creep either within discipline (we don't know enough in our domain of expertise) or to include areas of knowledge outside the boundaries of our expertise (what we now need to know goes beyond our declared expertise and we don't know enough of that stuff, either).

To that end, new Partner Moffat's expertise is said to include fintech, marketplaces, martech and gaming.

But rather, what is considered to be health policy or health expertise will have to include more than healthcare.

CWS already provides retail expertise to companies including Samsung across various countries and the furniture and electricals chain Harvey Norman in Ireland.

They called for civil servants with food and farming expertise to be included in the government's new department focused on Brexit, and for consultation with scientists and civil society organisations.

At a local level, the Delphi approach is understood by some authors as a popular, successful method for defining a set of indicators (tools) as it enables individuals in various locations and with different areas of expertise to be included anonymously, often without a physical meeting, which prevents the views of a minority from dominating the group [ 25].

The panel needs "to include expertise and perspective related to food product development," the Grocery Manufacturers Association wrote to the Agriculture Department in nominating 7 of the panel's 13 members.

She's making sense; let's keep listening: "Thus, if there is local scientific expertise that is essential to include, a program officer may decide that some consultancy may be appropriate for the foreign scientist.