Sentence examples for veteran knowledge of from inspiring English sources

At Microsoft, for example, Satya Nadella's veteran knowledge of the company and his standing within the organization gave him a head start over outsider candidates.

Starting in January, Buzzmob has been leveraging Kernes' veteran knowledge of the events (and retail) spaces to help it secure partnerships with venues, brands and event organizers.

"It was important for me to hear their advice," McGeoghan said of the Jets, in particular Wayne Chrebet and Victor Green, "because of all their veteran knowledge".

His veteran knowledge far outdid his aging-induced limitations yesterday.

The seasoned five-piece band is adeptly led at the piano by Frank Owens, a veteran with firsthand knowledge of the period.

Ms. Brock's affinity for veterans, and her knowledge of their suffering, has long, deep roots.

"It won't be just a bump – this is a catastrophe for the local tourism industry," said Ramy Francis, a veteran diver with close knowledge of the area.

But perhaps most important, he is seen as a pivotal connection for an array of extremists across vast distances, from Tanzania to Yemen — a veteran militant with intimate knowledge of the ties among Kenyan terrorists, the Shabab and Al Qaeda.

Graysmith persistently contacts Toschi about the Zodiac murders, and eventually impresses the veteran detective with his knowledge of the case.

He is an Iraq war veteran with an extensive knowledge of terrorism who had been in charge of the Intelligence Division's special units and had nothing to do with the decision to approach Afzali.

Drafted by the San Antonio Spurs with the No. 1 overall selection in the 1997 NBA Draft, the reserved but relentless post player from the U.S. Virgin Islands by way of Wake Forest quickly distinguished himself by playing with the unflappable poise of a veteran and an exacting knowledge of angles befitting a geometry teacher.