Sentence examples for firsthand expertise from inspiring English sources

That had to be what Citigroup, with its firsthand expertise with bailouts, must have been thinking when it lent $8 billion to Dubai last year.

Although other recruiting sites have come and gone, Prabhakara said that beRecruited's biggest competition is the mom and pop advisers of the world: Division 1 college athletes who have moved back home and use their firsthand expertise to help high schoolers with the process.

They presented themselves as experts on Ms. Schiavo's condition and rendered medical opinions without the benefit of appropriate expertise and firsthand knowledge of the facts, a violation of basic medical ethics.

Drawing on firsthand experiences and the expertise of mentors and principal investigators, this workshop aims to help underrepresented scientists get onto the next rung of the academic career ladder--no matter which rung they happen to be on now.

Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of the CUNY system, said in a statement that "with his appointment, our students will have a unique opportunity to learn about public policy firsthand from a distinguished leader with extraordinary experience and expertise in international security issues, intelligence matters and nation-building".

With his expertise in making vast sums of money, and his firsthand knowledge of the way government works, once Mr Huhne has paid his debt to society he will be in huge and highly profitable demand among the kind of people who would regard evading a speeding charge as slightly less criminal than dropping an ice cream wrapper in the street.

As a practicing criminal defense and civil liberties trial lawyer, I'm familiar firsthand with the dangers facing academics and other niche specialists whose expertise makes them an asset to their countries but a target to other nations.

Halperin has firsthand knowledge.

He feels austerity firsthand.

It's firsthand experience".

No firsthand designer clothes.