Sentence examples for specialists track from inspiring English sources

The money, the minister said, will be spent entirely on panda research and preservation at the China Research and Conservation Center for the Giant Panda, where specialists track the 900 to 1,000 pandas in existence.

American military experts and private contractors help Iraqi aviation specialists track the Islamic State threat to the airport and airspace.

When it comes to hi-tech procedurals featuring a weatherbeaten older dude leading a team of attractive specialists tracking down bombastic criminals, NCIS is undoubtedly the current global king of the franchises.

It has specialists tracking suspicious financial movements and others working the jails and prisons; in unmarked buildings throughout the boroughs, it has officers fluent in the relevant languages poring over the foreign press or surfing the innumerable jihadist Web sites and chat rooms.

But because those ballots will have to be considered one by one, there is a real possibility that the outcome of the presidential election will not be known on the morning of Nov. 3 and that it will again turn on court decisions, say election law specialists tracking more than a half-dozen thorny legal issues in the swing states.

After weeks of being diligent, opening up, finding a specialist, tracking your symptoms and getting the right tests for a complete evaluation of the treatment options available to you, the grand finale is here!

John Berry's grey gelding has become a firm favourite at one of the ultimate specialists' tracks, having recorded all three of his career wins at Brighton and lined up for eight of his last 10 starts at the track since losing his maiden tag there last April.

And Ohio has about 150 of those cases, according to specialists who track the disease.

Food inspectors, air traffic controllers, specialists who track down loose nuclear materials wouldn't get their paychecks.

Specialists who track American tourism in Turkey said they expected at least a temporary downturn following the State Department's Nov. 20 warning.

The office has been rechristened the Norad Battle Management Center, and bustles with more than 40 military specialists who track weather, monitor security at the air bases where fighters are stationed, and evaluate the effects of potential attacks from chemical or biological weapons.