Sentence examples for has always specialised from inspiring English sources

Lazard has always specialised in advising clients rather than offering a full range of investment-banking services.

According to rumour, McGee has decided to throw in the towel because his brand of maverick business - not to mention the guitar-rock in which he has always specialised - is simply proving untenable.

N'Dour has always specialised in bringing innovation to a mass market, and this was a rousing reminder of the importance of a man who has played a key role in the development of African music.

Fairport Convention have always specialised in slightly murky tales of olde England, and "Matty Groves" contains the suitably grisly line "He struck his wife right through the heart/ And pinned her against the wall".

Until now the sisters have always specialised in opposite apparatus but with Ellie making the bars final in Montpellier – Becky's specialist piece – might they be going up against each other more often in future?

It is certainly true that the high moral tone in which some Lib Dems specialise has always annoyed the other parties, but there is now an aggravating factor.

Historically, the EDU was run by emergency physicians (doctor specialising in emergency medicine) and has always been well integrated into the main ED; its main purpose was to provide a facility for people that are likely to be able to return home within 24 h, who were awaiting additional diagnostic information or assessments.

Photography, in particular, has been picked up by collectors, who are drawn to "imagery from a continent that has always fascinated outsiders," says Ed Cross, a dealer and curator specialising in African contemporary art.

Former Universities Minister David Willetts has always talked of his desire to get away from the idea of a divide between elite and non-elite universities - and encourage a range of universities to come up with areas they can specialise in.

He's always specialised in comedy-drama, but had possibly leaned too far towards the latter half of that spectrum with his last two films, Funny People and This Is 40.

Though she had always been attracted to designing for children, diffidence played its part in her decision to specialise in illustrated books.