expertise

“The guy who actually had the technical expertise and the imagination to pull off the surgery.”

Moreover, like Trump himself, his nominees denigrate science and scientific expertise, subscribe to conspiracy theories, are eager to impose litmus tests in the arts and education, and seem hostile to the world beyond America’s borders.

The other big question mark is over Iran and the militias it has backed - including Hezbollah- and the military expertise it has provided, which have been the other key element in keeping Assad in power.

These companies can leverage their expertise, infrastructure and established relationships with potential buyers.

Much of the writing on pollution in India remains in the realm of academia and scientific expertise, he points out.