Sentence examples for access to experienced from inspiring English sources
Both Lenovo and Haier have worked with western private-equity firms to defray some of the costs and risks of their bids, as well as to gain access to experienced managers.
"Ready access to experienced mentors and investors taught us quite a bit in our early days, as we had limited experience developing consumer web products from the outset.
What was needed was some way these people could surface themselves and get access to experienced people who can advise them.
It brought together 50 young developers aged 15-18 (of which, only three were girls), giving them access to experienced mentors, non-personal government data and as is customary at events like this, an unlimited supply of sugar and caffeine.
This tension was apparent in the discussions highlighting the importance of access to experienced, nonjudgmental, and knowledgeable health and social care staff and volunteers, the wish for both formal, integrated physical and mental health services, and for informal opportunities to meet other trauma-exposed mothers in a non-stigmatizing, child-friendly setting.
From this, we know that access to experienced mentors, capital, customers and collaborators separate successful startups from those that fail.
"Together with Lionsgate, we will give Samsung Galaxy owners access to experience The Hunger Games franchise like never before".
Urban and intellectual history; regionalism; technology; global finance; media spectacle; consumerism; access to experience and information; shifting attitudes toward public and private space: each of these is a genetic strain.
Brodkey and Mailer took big chances, flirting with weirdness and grossness and even boredom, and earned their characters access to experience that still feels authentic, even if their understanding of it now seems sexist.
However, this works only if entrepreneurs actually have access to experience and insight into what really has been "standard" or acceptable in the past.
