Sentence examples for experts bring from inspiring English sources

"To suggest private interests or academic experts bring more independence to the process than government is exactly wrong," he added.

Experts bring spot-on period detail to the music and manners of the time, not to mention the half-time supper, and there's a look at what Mr Darcy would have been rocking in 1813.

Four experts bring forward that technical solutions may differ between clinical areas.

Doctors and midwives mentioned that this contact had brought 'new opinions' and helped them to think about changing practice, as one midwife described, "the director told us that they [US hospital] don't advocate pubic shaving, enemas and so on, US experts bring us many new opinions.

Marine salvage experts brought it to the surface, and new owners moved it to Manhattan.

The guidelines have been devised by a panel of experts brought together by the FA earlier this year.

Outside experts brought in early last year by Mr. Campbell challenged the projections and argued that the figure was closer to 1,350.

The company also sought out local experts, bringing in the head chef from the restaurant Sushi Samba for a video on how to make sushi.

The guidelines were drafted by government and private security experts brought together by CIO magazine, a trade publication for information technology executives.

The man who had emailed me was Markus Wieser, one of two crisis communications experts brought in to change the way the bank related to the wider world.

A conference of experts brought together last year in Wilton Park in Britain concluded that there is a "surprisingly weak evidence base for the effectiveness of aid in promoting stabilization and security objectives" in Afghanistan.