We do not want a development group consisting of backroom boys, thinking great thoughts incapable of being communicated to the field workers.
There are far too many backroom boys in industry.
There is room for the backroom boys here.
They are the "backroom boys" who have produced what we are using to-day.
The "backroom boys" are often carrying out similar work and running similar risks.
They have been working—these backroom boys—for a long time, and have made great strides forward.
Sometimes one wonders whether they have enough time to spend with the "backroom boys," to ask them exactly how they arrived at their costings.
In comparison, there are over 1,000 backroom boys dealing with road transport.
