Sentences with phrase «invaluable access to their expertise»
Bowling added: «Partnering with a games giant such as Nexon will allow us invaluable access to their expertise and world - class resources.
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«He will be a tremendous asset to our students — especially those studying international education and education policy — and his expertise will be invaluable to the school as we define and execute a strategy to help ensure that children around the globe have access to meaningful education.»
constant and deep access and conversations related to public health management, epidemiology and the nature of medical evidence... That experience and on - the - job education has been invaluable as I've read through health studies and reviews related to wind power from around the world... which led to recognition of my expertise... I'm pleased to say that my material is helping to shape legal defences of wind energy, advocacy programs and investments in several countries.
They do, however, have two key assets — access to a knowledge base (expertise) and a (mostly) interested membership community, which can be invaluable to a publisher looking to build or consolidate a position in a niche specialist sector.
When you pay for professional services, you'll gain access to that invaluable expertise.