That could be a plus for Mr. Gore, who has far more extensive experience as a debater and is steeped much more deeply in national and international issues.
There was a feeling from all schools that more extensive experience on wards as an undergraduate would have provided them with the set of skills necessary for starting work as a junior doctor.
And despite the evangelical leaders' decision, Mr. Gingrich is still making the case that he is the better conservative alternative to Mr. Romney because he has more extensive experience and would represent a true break with the status quo.
These data, together with the fact that CBT did not differentiate from chance, do not support the hypothesis that PSYANs recognized adults with a history of sibling cancer better because of their more extensive experience with psychotherapy.
More extensive experience from several centers worldwide (14– 16) and a more prolonged follow-up from the Edmonton group have exposed several problems (17).
"It made me realize that if we could have more extensive experience, we could give people more of an understanding of the miserable conditions in which so much of humanity lives and what we've been doing about it".
The second year is devoted to more extensive experience in anesthetic subspecialties.
He also surrounded himself with people who cited their own, more extensive experience in public life as they vouched for him.
In my limited experience, and in what I've heard from the more extensive experience of other reporters, editors, fact-checkers, etc., the Obama press operation made the current White House look like the early days of the Straight Talk Express.
There is more extensive experience in the treatment of chronic GVHD; overall response rates of 50% and higher have been reported in patients with skin, oral, eye, liver, gastrointestinal, or lung involvement.
