Sentence examples similar to throwing expertise from inspiring English sources

But the astronomers at Peyton Hall think there's more to be gained elsewhere, throwing their expertise behind a much smaller telescope that could prove to be even more revolutionary.

In a drinking scene in which overwrought cocktails can sometimes have the bitter taste of competitive machismo, the Ship's crew do a good job of not throwing their expertise in your face; they'll happily serve you a drink that will delight the palate without going on about muddling techniques or stirring directions.

QPR's 2-1 win over the bottom team Nottingham Forest, their first in five matches, again highlighted the long-throw expertise of Fitz Hall.

I view trust as simply a lack of bias with some expertise thrown in, but the expertise has to be unbiased---we all have heard from the "experts" who come to very different conclusions on an issue based on their political affiliation.

"There was great pressure to go into partnership with an e-commerce company but we felt it would be diluting our brand and throwing away our expertise," Mr. Dolman said.

Agents have expertise and lawyers have expertise.

R. A. Dickey, a knuckleballer whose expertise involves throwing a baseball almost 50 m.p.h.

He has been coaching high school and college track for 30 years, with an expertise in throwing.

It was one of the show's stars, Dr Ciaran O'Keefe, who exposed the culture of gubbins, throwing trust in preternatural expertise back by decades.

There's a creditable amount of art-historical expertise thrown in.

When thrown with the expertise of Johan Santana, the changeup offers only a fleeting visual key for the batter to use to identify the pitch and to react accordingly.