Sentence examples for which specialists from inspiring English sources

His was the first of many legendary British scientific expeditions on which specialists were sent along with the seamen.

With democracy restored, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil all set up new, civilian, agencies, which specialists say are professionally run.

But front-running, in which specialists deliberately bid stocks higher in advance of customers' orders, is a more serious problem, Mr. Kwalwasser said.

The Menil Foundation's endowment is $200 million, which specialists say probably cannot support the long-term operation of a museum with an annual budget of $18 million.

Another unintended consequence of decimalization, according to investors, is the ease with which specialists can now step in between investors to make a profit on trades.

Unesco has organized a conference next month in Kabul at which specialists are to draw up a plan and, more critically, a budget for additional work that is likely to come under the Unesco aegis with help from private groups.

Dr. Lewis described as "cultlike" the Pentecostal-like traditions in which Specialist Morgan was raised.

Its handmaiden series Shakespeare in Perspective (BBC2), in which specialist non-specialists sound off about the week's play, is, though usefully conceived, rather iffy in practice.

The dossier includes incidents in which specialist Macmillan cancer nurses were prevented, for contractual reasons, from entering a G4S-run prison to help a dying inmate.

Taking this idea further, Jones foresees a time when apps will also "prescribe doctors", telling patients which specialist they should consult and how to contact them.

As in Venice, we took our cues from the little old ladies pulling their vinyl shopping trollies when it came to deciding which specialist vendors to frequent and what produce to buy.