Sentence examples for specialists stand from inspiring English sources

The specialists stand ready to buy or sell stocks with their own money, if necessary.

Though the method isn't always successful, some specialists stand behind the advantages of the technology.

When nothing less will do than having a full-blown Wurlitzer in your own living room, a coterie of specialists stands ready to find and/or to piece together an instrument expressly for you.

Nathan Sosa, a Bluff native and self-described hydrologic navigation specialist, stood on the bow of an 18-foot-long baby-blue raft and described the protocols of the river and the boat.

In England the waiting list to see a specialist stands at 3 million people, and in December 2014 NHS England estimated that nearly 250,000 more patients were waiting for treatment across England who are not on the official waiting list.

With the route to include a 26.8km mountain time trial on stage 19 before a summit finish on the brutal Monte Zoncolan  on stage 20, only a climbing specialist stands a chance of claiming overall victory in Trieste on 1 June.

To measure the problem, the control board dispatched inspectors and "surveillance specialists" to stand like scarecrows beneath trees and wait for 60 seconds.

While most exchanges simply match buyers and sellers, New York maintains a physical trading floor where specialists theoretically stand ready to buy or sell listed stocks even in times of crisis when trading dries up.

10 Soldier Sentenced for Abuse Specialist Armin J. Cruz, the first American military intelligence specialist to stand trial in connection with the abuse of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison, pleaded guilty.

The specialist schools, in particular, illustrate current confusions.Some of the specialist schools stand accused of setting tests which select not by particular aptitude but (oh, horror) by general ability.

Contrary to media reports, the world's largest equities market is looking into the failure to observe "negative obligation"–which calls for the specialist to "stand out of the way" when matching trades come in from the market.