Sentence examples for world of experts from inspiring English sources

The author of the 2008 takedown "Bad Science" (as well as the popular Guardian column of the same name) now has the "dark art" of drug creation in his cross hairs, and while the result is an at times overwhelming march through the pitfalls of clinical trials, academic journals and government regulation, it is also an eye-opening glance into a world of experts who have failed us.

Crowdstorm's new "world of experts" tagline ("social shopping 2.0" was dumped) is probably still the route they should pursue, aggregating trusted reviews.

We need to be able to bring the world of experts together.

Since World War II, we have lived in a world of experts and expertise, and for an expert, not knowing gets a bad rap.

To Mr. Cohen, the most pressing intellectual issue in the next decade is this tension between the insular, specialized world of expert scholarship and the open and free-wheeling exchange of information on the Web.

A world consortium of experts, including Lyn Evans, has already been set up to create plans.

The world of terrorism experts is small and has heretofore been somewhat obscure.

Dr. Kochi's new policies and abrasive style have stirred the small world of malaria experts.

In telling Ms. Dunham's transnational story, Ms. Scott uses a standard anthropological gambit: she first makes Kansas strange and then makes Indonesia -- and the world of development experts in the 1970s and 1980s -- familiar.

In a world of quotable medical experts, why does it matter what one particular expert thinks?

At the time of the contacts described in the Iraqi document, Mr. bin Laden was little known beyond the world of national security experts.