Sentence examples for specialised role from inspiring English sources
Finally, Otway argued that "it was most uneconomical and inefficient to employ a parachute brigade in ground operations" unless it was expanded with sufficient transport and extra personnel, as well as possessing a superior officer who understood the specialised role the brigade played and could advise on how to effectively use it.
These data suggest that avian MSMB3 has acquired a novel, specialised role in birds distinct from that of other vertebrate MSMB homologues.
This carries more clout with most organisations, unless it is a very specialised role.
Sharpston has a more specialised role as an advocate-general, providing an initial, guiding opinion ahead of the final judgment.
"In the case of a more specialised role, it's about investing the time in HR to find a solid and capable replacement until they return.
His days jetsetting around the world as a representative for British businesses – which earned him the tag "Airmiles Andy" – also look to be over as Buckingham Palace confirmed only that he would "continue to support business in the UK" and would not have a specialised role.
Children are taught specific skills in Cubs of the Caliphate training camps and Isis curriculum schools, and are subsequently allocated specialised roles and stations.
If you have a small team where everyone performs specialised roles to which they are accustomed, then the insertion of a very inexperienced unknown quantity for whom a role has not been designed is likely to be disruptive..
It takes a long time to figure it all out, but the key thing is it's designed to enhance strategically-minded co-op play, where teams apportion (and adapt) specialised roles throughout the campaign.
They also have specialised roles that each gender plays in the pride.
Such dimorphism is common in other parrots, for example in the palm cockatoo and the New Zealand kaka, and in species where it occurs, the sexes prefer food of different sizes, the males use their beaks in rituals, or the sexes have specialised roles in nesting and rearing.
