Sentence examples for specialist study from inspiring English sources

Her win secures her £15,000 to support specialist study and concert engagements.

Swafford's book is intended not as a specialist study but as a comprehensive introduction to Beethoven's life and music.

If not, you could try contacting specialist study skills tutors: often educational psychologists hold lists of experienced practitioners.

However, he said all schools have been trying to tackle both issues - offering new specialist study modules and, last week, holding a conference on increasing access.

As each new specialist study added more evidence, the question became: which was the real Alberti, the optimistic insider or the disaffected outsider?

Timeform's Stephen Molyneux says that, for punters, the action there offers some of the best betting opportunities of the year: "You're dealing with a smaller pool of horses, many of whom will be trained or ridden by people with whom British punters are familiar, and form that is largely achieved on one track with fewer variables – it's ideal for specialist study.

"A baccalaureate recognises a 'spread' of learning and experience - both specialist studies and broader learning.

Though never having obtained a degree, he finished his specialist studies and went on to perform "hundreds of operations".

Moreover, many employers will support relevant specialist studies as part of your training and career development.

His book does not drastically alter the picture of Becket offered by specialist studies, such as Anne Duggan's splendid 2004 volume in the "Reputations" series, but Guy is more interested in Becket's elusive psychology than in the ideals that he saw himself as defending, and this study is accordingly stronger on particulars than on principles.

As we have witnessed at the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture, and as specialist studies by organisations such as the Physicians for Human Rights have shown, recipients of prolonged aggressive, terrifying and threatening interrogations are at risk of developing conditions such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and other anxiety disorders.