Sentence examples for opening expert from inspiring English sources

Aronian, who is No. 4 in the world, is not considered an opening expert, but he is brilliant in the middle phase of the game, which is why he is so adept at 960.

While that is somewhat true — it is often used in China, where it was put to work to try and keep rain from affecting the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony — experts disagree on how effective it can be.

"Although we live in a society that has become psychologically saturated, psychotherapy still seems to have a somewhat clouded image," writes Willard Gaylin at the opening of his expert and instructive new book, "Talk Is Not Enough: How Psychotherapy Really Works".

But as she noted, as Mr. Obama did in his opening remarks, some experts see more similarities than differences in their approaches.

These included opening arguments, evidence of experts, police witnesses and closing arguments.

Vallejo Pons, who has been assisting Topalov in this match, is considered an expert on this opening.

Quinn was brave to play the Sicilian Defense against Topalov, who is an expert in the opening and loves its complications.

"There is no way out of the dilemmas of the Arab world without some political opening," says the Stanford University democracy expert Larry Diamond.

"The natural fertility cycle is a great gift of nature," writes one expert in the opening of Dr. Rako's book.

"I hope it's an opening gambit," said Bernice Lee, an expert in energy and environment at Chatham House, a research group in London, who explained that the amounts were lower than what she had expected E.U. countries would spend on helping the developing world.

Asking an expert was eye opening for me.