Sentence examples for age of experience from inspiring English sources

As Linda Grant says in "The Thoughtful Dresser," thirty-five is the age of experience, so that's my minimum age for a sophisticate!

In a basketball sense, the Knicks are at a near perfect time: they have a perfect balance of age, of experience of depth.

So where Hammill asserts, "As Linda Grant says in 'The Thoughtful Dresser,' thirty-five is the age of experience, so that's my minimum age for a sophisticate!," I rather think that there's — Catherine Deneuve! — no one who's seriously below un certain âge who could even aspire to be sophisticated.

It also helps that we are in the age of "experience as currency" – where a Snapchat story of your best mate hula hooping to Basement Jaxx's Bingo Bango at a wellness event may have more online capital than a video of them showcasing their Black Friday haul of beauty products.

You can read the full report, created based on the presentation done by Dr Karel Eloot during the event Manufacturing in the Age of Experience in September 2018 in Shanghai, China.

Consulting firm McKinsey recently shed light on why online retail businesses like Matches are so keen to tap into "the age of experience"—our spending on experience-related services, like spectator events or eating out, has grown nearly four times faster than our spending on actual goods.

Especially in this digital age, years of experience probably matter less than they once did, and they could even be an impediment to necessary change.

Demographic information of the participants, including age, years of experience, gender, level of students, and teachers' method are presented in Table.

Gender, age, years of experience, and mean SEPCQ-27 scores are shown in Table  2.

Surveys omitted personal identifying information, but included basic demographic data (sex, age, years of experience, marital status).

The variables age and years of experience were found to predict WFC (age: β=−0.12, p=0.03; years of experience: β=−0.11, p=0.04).