Sentence examples for issues expert from inspiring English sources

They're both very formidable guys, clever, well versed in the issues, expert negotiators.

On narrowly defined (and often technical) policy issues, expert panels can be useful.

He concluded that he had more than just research skills to offer Alzheimer's patients; therefore, in 1995, he became an issues expert on the U.S. Senate's Special Committee on Aging.

"Grandparenting is about more than a sense of responsibility," said Amy Goyer, AARP's Multigenerational and Family Issues expert in a statement.

Dr. Martha Burk is a political writer and women's issues expert who co-founded the Center for Advancement of Public Policy in Washington, D.C., and a national consultant on gender pay equity to governments at all levels and corporations.

For these types of issues, expert elicitation cannot be a panacea.

Such issues, experts say, could be sidestepped by disposing of whiskey, gin and Scotch brands now sold in those markets.

But doing so with prescription drugs raises a host of issues, experts say -- especially when celebrities fail to disclose their financial links to the companies.

On purely legal issues, experts said it was unlikely that Mr. Muhammad had seriously damaged his case by representing himself for just two days in what is expected to be a six-week trial.

Resolving these issues, experts say, is likely to require a third Hubble observation when the point source, now drawing close to the sun, reemerges from its glow in a few months.

Blanket statements that connect mental health conditions with shooting tragedies alienate the millions of people who live ― and live well ― with these issues, experts say.