Sentence examples for not only expertise from inspiring English sources

At a time of continuing prosperity, any challenger has to show not only expertise and personableness, but also a reason for voters to want to change parties.

Declaring "the defeat of cancer a realistic hope," Mr. Bush said Dr. von Eschenbach would "bring to his new position not only expertise and talent and dedication, but compassion for the millions of cancer patients and their families who are struggling with this disease".

Next, what you need is to find at least one collaborator/mentor, preferably nearby, who can advise you and share not only expertise but also facilities.

Robots could provide a cost-effective way to get not only expertise to remote locations, but also to let people interact with loved ones who have been isolated after showing symptoms.

As you continue to dig deeper, you'll naturally develop not only expertise but fascination as you discover a variety of different aspects under one category.

With more than 40 years of experience, attorney Greg Yates brings not only expertise but a highly original approach and unique courtroom savvy to all his clients' cases be they large or small.

The complexities of access to and control over the valuable resources in our contested national forests require not only biological expertise but the political savvy to consider the financial incentives created by our forestry policies.

These intense chamber symphonies sometimes have a hard jazz swing to them, but the most abiding impression is that of lustrous, lyrical melancholy; the Firebird Ensemble performs them not only with expertise but with the sympathy of devoted colleagues.

And the challenges specific to satisfying school district customers require not only particular expertise, but also a tolerance for factors that might drive less experienced or less patient architects to another line of work.

Thus, the European possessed not only an expertise denied to the Indians but also a spirit of confidence, a tenacity, and a will to win that was rare in the Indian forces of the time.

Bush's former students and colleagues brought not only their expertise but also networks of researchers at universities such as Stanford and corporations such as the Sperry Gyroscope Company who were developing microwave technology.