Specialise used in a sentence

Specialise in a sentence as a verb

Stop reading Techcrunch and specialise in what you like.

They optimize and specialise for short term success.

Then he warned me not to become too much of a generalist and specialise more.

Not like ebay does where they have to deal with a generic store because they dont know what to specialise for.

There are companies that specialise in getting young folk to the US and Europe to sell those product.

You can still be a software developer, just don't follow the trends and look downwards and specialise.

It might be worth forwarding your story to some legal blogs that specialise in free speech I suppose, but other than that.

If you want job security and fat paychecks for the next decade, this is a very good time to learn PostgreSQL well and specialise as a PostgreSQL consultant.

It seems some thieves do specialise - either that, or my mate is into some other stuff I don't know about and had just been told he was going to receive an encrypted file...hmmm.

Sounds like he should be working for a smaller struggling developer who specialise in family friendly games instead or even considering a career move entirely.

I'd say, if you think yourself intellectually motivated, eager to learn things outside your field already, then paradoxically you should specialise, for this innate drive to learn will not perish after uni, and IMO unlikely to be affected in any way by a liberal arts environment.