| They have great in-depth knowledge because they have been told by their fathers of accounts from their lives and their fathers' fathers. |
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| While I gazed at walls decorated with faded record jackets, the owner enthralled me with his in-depth knowledge of this musical genre. |
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| Local teams based throughout the world have in-depth knowledge of countries, economic sectors and buyers. |
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| Reliance on such in-depth knowledge provides a firm foundation for long-term investment success throughout turbulent market cycles. |
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| A good teacher should have in-depth knowledge and ability to think besides a good reach and aptitude. |
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| It is our in-depth knowledge of aircraft structures and systems that makes us unique. |
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| Supervision of the securities markets can be carried out better by people close to the markets and with in-depth knowledge of them. |
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| In Frank Zelger, cablecom has gained an established expert with an excellent track record and in-depth knowledge of the industry. |
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| Far from playing the dilettante, the author shares his in-depth knowledge of the area's religion, history and politics with the reader. |
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| Our technicians have in-depth knowledge of every one of the products we offer. |
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| The company directors meet several times a year for discussions and obtaining in-depth knowledge in each others field. |
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| You need to develop in-depth knowledge of the company and where you would fit in. |
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| I have nothing but praise and admiration for his in-depth knowledge and understanding of the game in all its facets. |
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| He makes confident strides towards the centre of this fascinating maelstrom, forearmed with in-depth knowledge of India's many contradictions and charms. |
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| Staff with green fingers, a natural flair for design and an in-depth knowledge of flowers and plants. |
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| I walked away with more in-depth knowledge and tools I can start using right away! |
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| Verwee is an established marketing strategist and has in-depth knowledge of the cable industry. |
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| Our lecturers are required to have in-depth knowledge in their field and enormous energy to bring this to life. |
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| You have an in-depth knowledge of what he thinks, not only from what he has said in public, but also from what he said in that videoconference. |
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| They are experts in electronics, electricity and electrical engineering, and they also have in-depth knowledge of mechanical hydraulics. |
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| The broad age differences were challenging in gaining in-depth knowledge within each group. |
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| The parent companies are aiming to create a leading propellants and explosives company in Europe, drawing on advanced technologies and in-depth knowledge of this business. |
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| It requires listening, in-depth knowledge and humility. |
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| Within the sport, we had in-depth knowledge of cheating. |
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| He doesn't profess in-depth knowledge of pop culture. |
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| Specific abilities and in-depth knowledge were accordingly required of farmers in order to ensure the smooth and accurate implementation of the digitisation process. |
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| As our enhanced investigation process gains in experience and maturity, we will turn our attention to developing new strategies to deal with our most challenging cases, building on our in-depth knowledge of our caseload. |
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| Excluding NGOs makes no sense, since those organizations have in-depth knowledge of local realities and generally have strong roots in the communities receiving assistance. |
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| Research: Members of the English-speaking community of the Lower North Shore believe that more in-depth knowledge is required on the state of health and availability of health services. |
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| Choosing the right method requires in-depth knowledge of the equipment. |
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| Rather, it is to note that a system such as the one we have in France has proved very useful in allowing for an in-depth knowledge of the banking sector and the various financial institutions. |
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| Thanks to its in-depth knowledge, LEM offers a wide range of products, including different sizes and parameters, that are very well adapted to the specific needs and mechanical requirements of the application. |
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| Our professionals have years of experience working with major telecoms companies, and our in-depth knowledge of your industry means we can help you stand out from the crowd with customer-focused texts of the highest quality. |
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| Conducting these studies is useful in providing in-depth knowledge of the relevant systems, and the resulting papers convey that knowledge to a wider audience. |
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| Our extensive resources and in-depth knowledge of the insurance industry mean you will always receive high-quality documents that are consistent and precise. |
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| Sébastien is a bilingual lawyer with an in-depth knowledge of the public sector, who is particularly interested in the federal and municipal government as well as in health and education issues. |
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| With the help of well-paid researchers and psychologists, advertisers now have access to in-depth knowledge about children's developmental, emotional and social needs at different ages. |
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| An in-depth knowledge of Information Mapping® allows you to rewrite the most unreadable and gobbledegook texts into neatly structured and well-written documentation. |
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| The ESPON programme remains of interest nonetheless, since it would permit the amassing of in-depth knowledge and the emergence of guidelines for regional development in the European areas. |
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| Whenever I have conversed with ambassadors stationed in Canada, I have been struck by the in-depth knowledge they possessed of the social forces at work in the country. |
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| This person will be polyglot, relying on the international network of correspondents, local contacts who have an in-depth knowledge of their country and organise help there for customers in difficulty. |
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| It's one of those ones that really doesn't require in-depth knowledge of either David McIntosh or his freelance role in the badger cull to be appreciated. |
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| In a letter to the then Northern Ireland secretary Paul Murphy, he also showed an in-depth knowledge of Irish gaols as he recommended other sites of interest in the field. |
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| He acts as legal counsel to Group companies as and when required, bringing to bear his in-depth knowledge of their activities to provide assistance and legal advice. |
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| In his view, the absence of procedures and controls consequently led to slants or gaps that could only be detected by experienced researchers with an in-depth knowledge of the field in question. |
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| All team members have in-depth knowledge and experience in their fields of expertise and a broad general knowledge of the work conducted by other experts in related fields. |
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| Without their expertise, their in-depth knowledge of the field, their closeness to the communities concerned, we would be deprived of intermediaries essential to our action. |
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| An in-depth knowledge of the sub-surface stratigraphy will allow local governments to manage the groundwater supply more efficiently, and help prevent water shortages in the future. |
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| One reason is that it allows gaining in-depth knowledge on a particular set of aspects of the morphology through focused analysis that concerns the material configuration of spaces into networks and systems. |
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| The Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies provides its students with in-depth knowledge of the European Union as a global actor as well as skills in international negotiations and diplomacy. |
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| Vieux Farka moved to Bamako to train at the National Institute for the Arts, honing his natural guitar talent and gaining in-depth knowledge of traditional rhythms. |
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| They actively contribute to both the formulation and implementation of conservation standards, thereby gaining in-depth knowledge of collection needs. |
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| He acts as legal counsel to Group companies as and when required, employing the benefit of his in-depth knowledge of their activities to provide assistance and legal advice. |
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| This in-depth knowledge of trees forms the foundation of the company and has enabled Van den Berk Nurseries to grow over the past decades into one of the largest nurseries in Europe. |
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| At the same time, thanks to our unparalleled international network and our in-depth knowledge of business risk, we have an ideal organisation for developing other services linked to trade receivables management. |
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| They must have in-depth knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet programs and demonstrate a high level of keyboarding and Internet research skills. |
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| Lovecraft was in possession of in-depth knowledge of black magick. |
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| The 13-year-old confides in his friend Sam, a woodland ranger, who in turn contacts an old schoolmate, Nat Borage, a man with an in-depth knowledge of conspiracy theories. |
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