wealth of expertise
collocation in Englishmeaningsofwealthandexpertise
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wealth
noun
uk/welθ/us/welθ/
a large amount of money or valuable possessions that ...
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expertise
noun[U]
uk/ˌek.spɜːˈtiːz/us/ˌek.spɝːˈtiːz/
a high level of knowledge ...
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(Definition ofwealthandexpertisefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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They have awealthofexpertisein many different fields.
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There is awealthofexpertisein this country alone on barter trading.
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There is awealthofexpertisethere to be called on.
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It is surrounded by awealthofexpertisein trade mark agents, patent agents and specialist lawyers.
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There is awealthofexpertiseand advice on the subject.
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Older people have awealthofexpertise, energy and experience to offer their communities.
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I am impressed, as always, by thewealthofexpertiseand the obviously very strong feelings which have been expressed.
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That hospital, with itswealthofexpertise, cries out to be made a designated centre.
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It has always rejected violence and can draw on awealthofexpertise—political, civil service, military and academic—from both entities.
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We want to build on thewealthofexpertisewithin the special school sector and ensure it is at the heart of inclusive education systems.
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There is a wealth of experience and awealthofexpertisein caring for difficult and disturbed young people.
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Awealthofexpertiseexists, on which health action zones, by virtue of their partnership basis, can deliver.
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The nation has invested in that talent andwealthofexpertiseover the years, but it is not being fully developed.
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We recognise thewealthofexpertiseand experience in industry in procuring and managing logistics.
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He has done so with awealthofexpertiseand experience, which is practical, pragmatic and, it is to be hoped, proved in the event.
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They have awealthofexpertiseand experience, and it is fitting that they should play their full part.
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Private sector organisations, notably chambers of commerce and trade associations, already have awealthofexpertiseand experience in providing business services to their members.
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The board of inquiry had available to it awealthofexpertiseand experience in all the relevant disciplines, including helicopter and aircraft operations.
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Over the years, such organisations have built up awealthofexpertisein social security matters and have represented thousands of appellants before local tribunals and the commissioners.
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In reaching its conclusion, the board had awealthofexpertiseand experience available to it from all the relevant professional disciplines, including helicopter and aircraft operations and technical matters.
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