Sentence examples for specialisms of from inspiring English sources

One of the fastest-growing technology specialisms of recent years has been developing smartphone apps.

There are specialisms, of course, but mostly fundraisers are expected to be jacks of all trades.

The armed forces needs both the skills and specialisms of those in the civil service coupled with the military capacity provided by our soldiers".

But in a follow-up letter to the Lancet, a heavyweight British team - consultants in the specialisms of gynaecology, obstetrics and psychology - took issue with the study.

The economic arguments are the well-known issues of limited economies of scale in production and marketing; the domestic labour market is 'truncated' and insufficiently specialised to absorb all the skills and specialisms of graduates' job aspirations.

In spite of the explosive growth in plastics consumption and availability of materials for application, the education in engineering did not follow this trend, the training of engineers being in general quite apart from the specialisms of polymers.

Prehistory should not be seen as some arcane specialism of interest only to a few.

Professional historians have long since carved out a specialism of their own, nowhere more than at Cambridge.

A student of languages – he speaks six – he has made a life-long specialism of being a chameleon.

"It's the specialism of the artist to go where other people don't go," he says.

Comparing modern realities with those of 25 years ago is a mug's game, and the specialism of a certain kind of fortysomething.