Sentence examples for In firsthand from inspiring English sources

Crawford's brief for skilled manual labor is rooted in firsthand experience: repairing motorcycles fills him with a "sense of agency and competence".

"This is probably a good day to round out out your position if you are of a mind to," said Mr. Landis, who has a core holding in Microsoft in Firsthand's Technology Leaders fund.

Medieval philosophers from Augustine on, although largely lacking in firsthand knowledge of Plato, would argue for illumination along both of these lines.

Firsthand's Rex Dwyer has been buying the stock and it is now the largest holding in Firsthand's Communication Fund and the second largest in its Global Tech Fund, accounting for more than 8% in each.

In fact, according to research by tobacco companies, some of these known carcinogens have been shown to be present at higher concentrations in secondhand smoke than in firsthand smoke [17], [20], [21].

The gains for knowledge in the five areas of pedagogy paralleled the gains in firsthand experience.

Poekel's cast and crew are, in effect, a movie-in-a-box — just add a director and an idea — and they realize Poekel's sense of lived-in, firsthand experience.

Having observed the fiasco in Ohio in 2004 firsthand, I believe that the conclusion is unavoidable that we need universal hand-counted paper ballots.

He based that assessment in part on firsthand experience in ThyssenKrupp elevators at the supertall Shanghai World Financial Center.

In 2009, having experienced the situation in Iraq firsthand for multiple years, Rice described progress in security and government and supported President Barack Obama's military plans for Iraq and Afghanistan.

Roginsky was a historian steeped in history firsthand.