Sentence examples for someone expert from inspiring English sources

"But if you put it into food and can document it as recognized as safe by someone expert, you don't have to tell the F.D.A".

Look for someone expert enough, but not so expert that they've lost the ability to connect with someone at your level.

You show me a truly skinny food editor or writer who frequents serious restaurants and — in two out of three cases — I'll show you someone expert at a brand of knife work that yields infinitesimal bites and an illusion of gluttony where mere grazing occurred.

For example, someone expert at a particular work skill may have begun criticizing lower level staff's work practices out of the knowledge born of experience; however, the temptation to extend this critical self across to other situations, such as family life, friendships, or socializing interactions becomes overwhelming and it soon starts to infiltrate everything.

And the mere presence of a male officer can sometimes be enough to provoke someone, experts say.

Others are withholding judgment, but the second arrest — and the almost inscrutable behavior alleged against someone presumably expert in family law — have made it increasingly difficult to find people who are neutral, let alone willing to stand by him.

At the same time, suspicions grew here that the attack on this pipeline last Tuesday, and on another large pipeline the day before, were in effect inside jobs, explosions so carefully placed in the barely comprehensible web of Iraqi pipelines that only someone with expert knowledge could have directed the work.

Prof Hopwood acknowledges that the company, or the person, that provides the funding could influence the direction that the centre takes, though he stresses that L'Oréal did not have a say in the appointment of the professor of marketing: "It might influence whether we go for someone more expert in the technology end... or the communications end".

Shotguns are tools, and while an expensive gun won't make someone an expert marksman, a well-fitted gun can make a difference in whether one hits or misses a given target.

On the flip side, it's difficult to challenge and doubt someone's expert intuition.

"Things a Little Bird Told Me" is a chirpy read, concisely written by someone clearly expert at typing 140-character messages.