Sentence examples for premium expertise from inspiring English sources

Evaneos counts 650 partner agencies who operate locally in 150 countries, offering, says the company, "premium expertise without the premium price tag".

More critically, the laws established a less political appointment process, putting a premium on technical expertise.

And you can bet that those who do will charge a premium for their expertise.

Almost all organizations put a premium on competence and expertise.

"As we expand our partnership to include more brands, Gawker Media sees Future's local expertise and premium content as a real strength in growing our international presence in a key market outside the US".

In the legal complaint filed with the court, the publishers explain, 'The Research Papers in Economics project has ranked Dr. Mankiw as the 25th most influential economist in the world based on his academic contributions.' But if that really mattered, they would have no reason to sue Boundless, since consumers would be willing to pay a premium for Mankiw's expertise.

We are excited to combine R&R Images' product innovation and expertise in premium, flexible printing with Shutterfly's manufacturing scale and infrastructure to enhance our capabilities and continue delighting our enterprise clients and consumers".

"It will benefit from the combination of Emap's TV brands and distribution and Channel 4's premium music-based content and expertise in digital channel and platform management, and there will be increased cross-promotional opportunities spanning both media companies' portfolios".

Employers are willing to pay premium salaries for professionals with expertise in these areas as well.

In his current position as founder and CEO of the Aronsson Group, he offers the expertise to grow premium and luxury consumer product, service and retail brands.

"We believe that a merger with a well-run industry peer is a very attractive avenue for securing world-class leadership, delivery expertise, and a premium". Just Eat is coming under pressure from rivals such as Uber Eats, which is cutting the fees it charges restaurants and has reportedly considered a merger with rival Deliveroo.