Sentence examples for sector specialist from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schmidt-Holtz, a former journalist, is considered by analysts to be a good media manager rather than a music sector specialist.
In the UK, ongoing work on renewable energy projects, driven by government environmental commitments and an increased focus on energy security, is creating demand for sector specialist engineers.
Finally, pallets would not necessarily seem to be the most exciting of businesses, but sector specialist RM2 International made a bright start to life on Aim.
Paul Charity, managing director of sector specialist Propel Info, said the trend away from lager and towards ale was also being seen in pubs and hotels.
Stephen Schuster, senior financial sector specialist, Asian Development Bank, Manila, Philippines @ADB_HQ Stephen covers southeast Asia for the ADB and supports banking and capital market development.
According to Bruce Karpati, Assistant Regional Director, SEC, New York and Richard Messick, Senior Public Sector Specialist, World Bank, this trend is likely to continue.
Every project is bespoke, and every search assignment has a dedicated team of functional or sector specialists.
In 2009, it was capturing investment ideas from 290 brokerage houses and 1,900 equity sales representatives, sector specialists, country specialists and strategists at investment firms around the world, according to a report from Albourne, an independent analysis firm.
We used the full range, from Twitter to Youtube but it was also important not forget the traditional email pitch to reach development sector specialists who may not yet be on sharing socially.
It wasn't possible for them to be part of every single inspection – 43 forces were involved – but there is no doubt that sector specialists proved their worth and will be used again.
With thresholds for statutory intervention are climbing ever higher as cuts bite, even a referral by police or school may not prompt much meaningful action: the services that could offer this are patchy and often provided by voluntary sector specialists that have lost funding and therefore the capacity to help early on.
