Sentence examples for key expert from inspiring English sources

The evidence of their key expert witness, an Australian chief steward, Ray Murrihy, was easily discredited by the defence.

But it was the state's study, as well as its key expert witness, that apparently destroyed the case against Dr. DiBlasio.

After Iran resisted agency entreaties for two years, agency officials said, it suddenly provided access to a key expert, documentation and other data that allowed them to declare the plutonium questions answered to their satisfaction.

For example, Mr. Weissmann asked about Mr. Riley's role as a key expert at Andersen on S.E.C. matters, which came from his background working with the agency's corporate finance division.

Mr. Khoury said he knew of one case last year in which a company had pulled back a promised donation to a large university after the departure of a professor whom the company had viewed as the key expert.

Earlier in the trial, the prosecution suffered several other blows to its case, as a key expert witness declined to confirm that Goodson had given Gray a "rough ride" and Judge Barry Williams berated prosecutors for failing to disclose exculpatory evidence.

The key, experts say, is for lawyers to know enough about the subjective components of bite-mark analysis to refute it effectively in court.

The key, experts agree, is for companies to allow their actions to be shaped by local operators, both within the company and the greater community.

Another part of the core strategy is to give companies the opportunity to test out their sustainability thinking and strategies with key experts in the field as well as the Guardian's own panel of informed readers.

The competition watchdog has overridden the concerns of one of its key experts by ditching plans for a temporary cap on how much energy firms can charge, opting instead for helping customers switch to cheaper deals.

The study team conducted 26 interviews (with 46 key experts) in Kinshasa between May and September 2010.