Sentence examples for knowledgeable representative from inspiring English sources

This was not intended to be a random sample; when using ethnographic interviews, the goal is to find people who are knowledgeable, representative of the population of interest, and willing to talk (Fetterman 1998; Patton 2002; Ulin et al. 2005).

Each company had knowledgeable representatives available at "800" numbers.

"You need to have a trusted, informed person such as the yacht architect or a knowledgeable builders' representative to measure progress and determine if the work invoiced has been completed," he said.

This group was recruited from local police and highway patrol, identified by their peers as knowledgeable and representative of their group.

"There's a lot of problems with this regulatory reform, so it could easily slip to next year," says one knowledgeable industry representative.

At the second stage, 15 households and their respective household heads or knowledgeable adult representatives of the households were selected systematically in each EA, with a random start and interval separately for each EA to produce a total of 2745 households for the four cities (Accra, Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi and Tamale).

An EHCRB must include individuals knowledgeable about and representative of the community where the research will be done.

Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, was named the most knowledgeable, for instance, Mr. Romney the most electable, and Representative Ron Paul of Texas the most likely to reduce the size of government.

In addition, your food stamp representative is knowledgeable about Medicaid.

The findings may be more representative of more knowledgeable and interested patients.

A more representative, high-powered and knowledgeable tribunal would have carried more conviction.