Sentence examples for his in depth knowledge from inspiring English sources

Using his in depth knowledge of the rally and its aftermath, Taylor wrote a detailed pamphlet entitled Notes and Observations, which responded to a government report on the subject and a Tory's defence of the magistrates, and was published in early 1820.

He might feel that he can use his in depth knowledge of the 200 or so eligible players (around 60 were invited to the Combine) to pick up someone the others miss, but he might not want to chance waiting till the Supplemental draft to do so.

But Mr. Hook has never been known in global policy circles for his in-depth knowledge of foreign governments and cultures or for his grand strategic ideas.

Tom would be using his "in-depth knowledge of physics" he learned as a Course XXI major at MIT, Ray said.

"With his in-depth knowledge of the commercial media sector, Hamish will play a key role in unlocking the full potential of the Guardian's valuable audience and cross-platform reach".

"Grinda's comments are insightful and valuable, given his in-depth knowledge of the Eurasian mafia and his key role in Spain's pioneering efforts to bring Eurasian mafia leaders to justice".

The caretaker-manager believes that his in-depth knowledge of the club's culture puts him in a good position to judge which players would fit in at Old Trafford.

"We continue to look forward to harnessing his in-depth knowledge of the resources industry and of listed company governance to underpin the mandate given to him as chairman to lead the board in helping to deliver long-term, sustainable returns for shareholders," Grauer said.

We continue to look forward to harnessing his in-depth knowledge of the resources industry and of listed company governance to underpin the mandate given to him as chairman to lead the board in helping to deliver long-term, sustainable returns for shareholders".

His broad experience in operational and commercial finance management and his in-depth knowledge of the media sector, both in the UK and internationally, will be invaluable as we continue to realise the full potential of the Guardian in the digital age".

A one-man show almost from day of its birth on 15 November 1983, the breakaway Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus came into being thanks to the sheer obstinacy, determination and chutzpah of Denktash, a British-trained barrister who prided himself as much on his in-depth knowledge of the "Cyprus problem" as his ability to push the parameters of international law.