Sentence examples for specialisms are from inspiring English sources

Once the veterans have settled in, other agencies with different specialisms are brought in to help them move on.

The King's Fund, a health-care think-tank, believes that services ranging from A&E to neonatal and heart specialisms are best concentrated on fewer sites.

Specialisms are catered for by the Group Travel Awards and the Business Travel Awards, and several other awards programmes cover the wider market, so there's bound to be something suitable for even the youngest company.

We attract students through our research and teaching specialisations – we are different from most universities in terms of the mix of postgraduate programmes we offer, for example our aquaculture, retailing, media and finance and accounting specialisms are quite significant.

A study published by the New England Journal of Medicine in 2011 found that most doctors in the US working in high-risk specialisms are sued at least once during their career for alleged malpractice.

Some departments have developed reputations for excellence in particular areas such as sustainability or technology – so it's worth going along to open days and finding out what specialisms are on offer.

One of the Krays' specialisms was the "protection racket", which sounds benevolent but isn't.

Doctors in other specialisms were 10 times more likely to say they had done this compared with palliative medicine specialists.

For example, can KS3 courses that might combine projects on, for example "pirates, volcanoes, journeys and beliefs" and taught across teachers' specialisms, be giving the best that our pupils deserve from their specialist-trained teachers?

Some specialisms were under "acute pressure".

Surgical specialisms were dermatology, otorhinolaryngology, gynaecology, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, surgery, and urology.