I assume you lot don't come here for the expertise.
Cuba woos foreign investors for the expertise, jobs and currency they bring, but treats them shabbily.
Their [following] built gradually because publishers worked with them and had the money to invest, and pay for the expertise that spotted the books in the first place".
"If it was possible for the expertise of Omar Suleiman to be used in any place, why not use it?" he said, to big applause.
Walter Montgomery, CEO of RLM Finsbury, said: "Clients work with RLM Finsbury for the expertise of our people, who offer the highest quality communications counsel and service available.
Scott has a good voice, backed by a pair of jazzy singers called the Mennonettes, and the show is exceptional for the expertise of its collaborators: Tom Kitt's elegant orchestrations; Christine Jones's zany, eye-catching set; Michele Lynch's clever choreography.
It's basically a deluxe version of the old Numskulls strip from the Beano – or you could see it as a metaphor for the expertise with which Pixar films manipulate our emotions.
For many e-retailers, paying -- usually by volume -- to use such an established system and for the expertise to make it work makes much more sense than paying the huge cost of building a system themselves, Ms. Myers said.
The FT says that the company is hiring "aggressively" and has made a number of "acqui-hires" - buying small companies for the expertise of the teams rather than the business's product - as it seeks staff for its "wearables" group.
