Sentence examples for had deep knowledge from inspiring English sources

By Russell Platt October 12, 2015 Thirty years ago, arts boards were dominated by figures who had deep knowledge about, and concern for, the maintenance of large institutions.

Mr. Reid said Mrs. Murray, a senator since 1993, had deep knowledge of budget issues and had shown an ability to "work across party lines".

Senator Reid said that Mrs. Murray, a senator since 1993, had deep knowledge of budget issues and had shown an ability to "work across party lines".

He said some members of Congress had "deep knowledge" of health care — he mentioned two Democratic senators, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Sherrod Brown of Ohio.

Thirty years ago, arts boards were dominated by figures from the corporate world — people who were principally engaged in building things, and who had deep knowledge about, and concern for, the maintenance of large institutions.

The guides we met had deep knowledge of the cultural and natural history of the desert, and arranged to take us to exceptional places at times when tour buses and big vans were nowhere to be seen, or to places where large groups do not go at all.

Turkey's intelligence chief has deep knowledge of Syrian affairs.

From Noye, Reader learned the value of having deep knowledge of who in the criminal world had certain skills.

"Ursula is articulate, she has deep knowledge, she's credible -- and, yes, we are developing her externally," Ms. Mulcahy said.

The trick is to augment that with really smart people who have deep knowledge in some area of sustainability.

There are a lot of individuals in our agency who have deep knowledge, so we've tried to find a way to more evenly distribute that expertise.