Sentence examples for experts made up from inspiring English sources

Computer experts made up the category with the greatest demand.

Alongside the news, YouTube is announcing 'YouTube Next', a team of experts (made up by many of the NNN team, no doubt) who are setting out to "supercharge creator development and accelerate partner growth and success".

The team of experts, made up of archaeologists and students from INAH and the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), said the tail belonged to a hadrosaur, or duck-billed dinosaur.

The Foreign Office has set up a team of experts, made up of more than 70 forensic, legal and investigate specialists, who have gone to six conflict or post-conflict zones across the world, including the Syrian borders, Libya, Bosnia and Mali.

The most important one is the Assembly of Experts, made up of senior clerics who can elect and dismiss the supreme leader.

The emails are then sent to "subject matter experts" made up of State Department foreign policy experts for "consultation and review" and then dispatched to the Office of Legal Adviser for another review.

The expert made up for these peccadilloes by deftly playing the history card.

However, there is some evidence that the indexing of these articles in medical databases is improving; studies from bibliographies and expert lists made up 32% of found articles published 2000 and before, but only 12% recent articles.

Catholic civilians have suffered the same brunt from explosive attacks detonated by dissident republicans as PSNI officers; both groups, which were analysed by the terrorism experts John F Morrison and John Horgan, made up 40% of casualties injured in bomb, grenade and rocket attacks.

Their jaded voices echo many traditionalist climbers who experienced Everest in an era when only a handful of experts made it up the peak.

But it's still a good idea to tune out supposed experts whose minds are made up in advance.