Sentence examples for generalist in from inspiring English sources

They might be a generalist, in which case they will have no idea whether you're doing anything useful.

Mrs. Mancini, 27, is a human resources generalist in the global banking division of Citigroup in Manhattan.

Ellis was an investment banking generalist in the style of his era, first for Dillon Read and then with his own firm, Corporate Finance and Investments.

A defiant generalist in an era of increasingly specialised study, and a mischievous provocateur, Lovelock is regarded by many as a scientific genius.

Phelps's overall superiority may qualify him as a generalist in the pool, but he is also among the world's best in several individual disciplines, including butterfly, and he could easily have pulled far ahead of the other swimmers.

Then the St . Paulorchestra — which, unlike the London Sinfonietta with its contemporary specialty and unlike period orchestras, fancies itself a generalist in a world of specialists — turned back to Haydn and Beethoven.

The pain is concentrated among the big-boy generalists in the middle, especially Tesco and Morrisons.

Really, the only thing that distinguishes them from the cable channels is that they still try, most nights, to be broadcasters, generalists in an age of specialization.

They bring together specialists and generalists in multidisciplinary teams, they aim to keep people out of hospital and they have a deep understanding of population health needs.

In an interview at her home in Forest Hills, Queens, which serves as her office, Ms. Sheppard called herself "one of the last generalists in this business, and if you don't have generalists, you don't have perspective".

This could explain both specialist-specialist and specialist-generalist coexistence, despite the apparent advantage of generalists in competition.