Sentence examples for terms of expertise from inspiring English sources

And purely in terms of expertise, Qing artists were beyond compare.

This is important because there is limited national capacity – in terms of expertise, finances and material resources.

In terms of expertise, I had no business being here, but he wrote often about food and drink.

Valve is just about the only company in the world that's close to where Oculus is in terms of expertise and skillset required to deploy quality VR hardware.

I was amazed: How did Chase get paintings by this painter and that painter?" The curators at corporations and museums may be equally qualified in terms of expertise, art experts say, but their responsibilities differ.

A key to deflecting the stereotypes is learning to communicate in ways that tap into our best selves — in terms of expertise and personality — and to connect through a compelling combination of warmth and strength.

We need to do more in terms of sharing expertise and knowledge about programs.

On the rocker-activist continuum, Novoselic would be slotted, ardorwise, somewhere between Don Henley and Dee Snider, but in terms of technical expertise he's probably closer to Frank Zappa.

"Germany is, in terms of technology, expertise and know how in the automotive industry, I think the best in the world," said Ruslan Grekov, the project director for the new engine in Yaroslavl.

The Rugby Football League can argue persuasively that lower-league clubs receive more central support now than ever before, both in terms of practical expertise from the club support unit, and through cash hand-outs without which they would be in even more of a mess.

"Having an investment team that is diverse in terms of experience, expertise, company background, gender, age, culture, and points of view enables us to build better companies faster.