Sentence examples for experts at least from inspiring English sources

The festival's final weekend is preceded by some sort of "Mozart-era Jeopardy" discussion, where members of the audience will be invited to challenge or match wits with a panel of, if not experts, at least gamesmen.

The experts, at least those from the West, couldn't believe it when the judges gave Oksana Baiul the gold medal over our Nancy Kerrigan by the tiniest of margins at the Lillehammer Games of 1994 in Norway.

New York State's top education official on Friday named an advisory panel of eight experts, at least half of them with strong connections to the Bloomberg administration, to help him decide whether to approve Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's controversial choice to run the city's school system.

Yet contrary to Beilock's findings, rather than keeping their minds out of the picture, experts at least sometimes seem to avoid the type of performance detriments associated with high-pressure situations precisely by concentrating intensely and focusing on the details of their movements.

Tuberculosis case finding and treatment / 419 Total: 18,750 Looking at that list and looking at global discourse and investments, you can see a sharp discontinuity between what is happening and what — to these experts, at least — makes the most economic sense.

"A lot of experts, at least in private, feel that way," he says.

She was not invited on to many talkshows because she was not considered an "expert" – at least not one of the many male "experts" on the economy or reducing immigration, who we hear quoted endlessly.

"It is vital to have the heating system checked by an expert at least once a year," he said, explaining that an improperly adjusted furnace or water heater can produce large amounts of carbon monoxide.

But this UN figure - contained in its World Population Prospects, published every two years - is considered by one expert, at least, to be much too high.

The quality of the knowledge derived from experts, or at least its transparency and reproducibility, improves when expert elicitation is applied according to a systematic protocol.

Additionally, there could be a high degree of variance in expert opinions, at least between the experts of two different learning settings (in school and on the job), which could be obstructive.