Sentence examples for narrow specialties from inspiring English sources

But many young professors aren't interested in teaching outside their narrow specialties, nor are they generally prepared to do so.

But the problem seems to be that the narrow specialties that develop to deal with economic crises tend to be effective in specific settings, then become dated as soon as the settings change.

These days, Cincinnati Children's devotes its energy to narrow specialties where it can develop a true expertise — like Fanconi anemia, a rare genetic disease that leads to bone marrow failure.

In a field that requires long apprenticeships and the acquisition of a body of knowledge unusually deep and broad in our era of narrow specialties, architects are still professionally young at forty.

The range of Agassiz's interests and expertise seems remarkable to a modern reader, given the narrow specialties of contemporary scientific practice, but in many ways, it was this restless curiosity that made him a transitional figure.

In narrow specialties with only a few active research groups, a move to Europe could be the simplest way to continue working on similar science.

Some will serve different industries, while others will operate within a narrow specialty.

The companies say that by focusing more efficiently on a narrow specialty, they can succeed where the older mill could not.

In medicine, if the provider works in a narrow specialty — say, a mammography clinic — the range of codes is small and can be handled in real time.

Very good at his narrow specialty, Gay fussed about details of furniture and objects; but his work rose above the merely decorative to convey a sense that the empty rooms did belong to people (of patrician caste, to be sure).

But C.I.O. was more than a name; it was a recognition that information technology was not just electronic plumbing or a narrow specialty, but something that could affect the mainstream business, strategy and competitiveness.