Sentence examples for specialist through from inspiring English sources
The phrase "specialist through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it lacks a complete thought or structure. Example: "He became a specialist through years of dedicated practice."
"It would have been impossible to find that specialist through e-mail, because we had no idea who to contact," Mr. Meskó said.
Oracle now competes directly with its partners H.P. and Dell, as does Cisco, the networking specialist, through its move into computer servers.
Mr. Vanska is well established as a Sibelius specialist through his recordings with the Lahti Symphony Orchestra, as well as through concert performances.
For years, we have seen spectacular opening stunts, whether Bond is bungee-jumping off the edge of a dam or piloting a runaway plane or chasing a parkour specialist through a construction site.
It is also a straightforward biopic, following Snowden from a failed attempt to join US special forces to a successful career as an NSA computer specialist, through disillusionment and then to being a whistleblower.
Even with her countless hours of networking, Weld ended up finding her current position as a marketing communications specialist through a traditional job listing.
Although rare conditions often only have one or two specialist centres through-out the country, GPs could refer their patients irrespective of cost.
My generation of England squash players has also been backed brilliantly by our governing body, England Squash, and we have enjoyed committed support from the specialists through the English Institute of Sport.
"We originally had only one dementia nurse specialist, but we now have three," says Annette Darby, dementia services manager at DMBC. "There are now three ways that clients can be progressed through the system: through GP referral to our nurse specialists, through community mental health nurses and through social workers.
Companies like Enron Energy Services, which handle purchases for many clients and thus can more easily justify paying top dollar, have bid the price for the most experienced traders and energy specialists through the roof, offering packages of salary, bonus and equity that can hit $1.5 million a year.
It breaks complex tasks down into modular bits, which are worked on by specialists through a clever form of self-organisation (made possible by the internet), and are then reassembled.Steven Weber, a political scientist at Berkeley and author of "The Success of Open Source", published last year, thinks this form of economic production has a promising future.
