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Meanings of expertise in English
Usage of expertise in English
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Politics, however, is my area of expertise. Palpatine's relaxed expression became serious.
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Local partners here appreciate Iran's expertise in industry and technology, Fanaei said.
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Libya needs foreign investment and expertise to increase oil and gas production.
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The local companies will be able to provide new equipment and expertise.
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You don't need any experience or expertise to try a new sport.
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Experts say such a move could bring much-needed new technology and expertise.
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Objectives: Objective measures are needed to guide the novice's pathway to expertise.
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Another problem was a lack of faculty members with expertise in prevention.
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Russia and its former states were far from Rapp's area of expertise.
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Among my various areas of expertise is a certain knowledge of architecture.
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The UK government provides funding, expertise and contacts to make Farnborough happen.
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Institutions, especially local government, are weak and lack skilled staff and expertise.
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We will use our expertise to help make hand sanitizer, he said.
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Prosecutor: Ms. Ngane-Santos, this is way outside of your area of expertise.
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Social scientists may not have specific expertise in, say, Afghanistan or Iraq.
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Population: Intensivists in academic hospitals with clinical trial expertise in critical illness.
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