Sentence examples for and experiences to develop from inspiring English sources

Livia Bizikova, director – SDG Knowledge Programme, IISD, @LiviaBizik, @IISD_news Livia's links knowledge and experiences to develop approaches to sustainable development, climate change adaptation and resilience.

Schusler et al. ([15], p. 311) defined social learning 'as learning that occurs when people engage one another, sharing diverse perspectives and experiences to develop a common framework of understanding and basis for joint action'.

The two countries agreed to share technology and experience to develop technical standards.

It takes years of hard work and experience to develop an understanding about the issues we're facing," said Genevieve McDonald, a lobsterman in Stonington who heard the union's recruitment drive earlier this year.

This recognition seems to take time and experience to develop.

This is quite challenging and requires optimization process and experience to develop a perfect recipe that can generate the desired thin films.

However they have the knowledge and experience to develop goals, learning objectives, and topics relevant to professionalism within their own disciplines and medical curricula.

A number of challenges however exist to equipping academic, industrial and health agency staff with the requisite knowledge, skills and experience to develop the next generation of medicines.

And, perhaps more importantly, most of these manufacturers don't have the know-how and experience to develop for connected environments, and often overlook very important issues that go beyond connectivity, including security, scalability and interoperability.

In the current model of radiology service provision, where contact between referrer and radiologist is diminishing [24, 25], and increased use of off-site reporting may mean the two are completely unknown to one another, it is often impossible for this trust and experience to develop.

There was a clear demand for more nursing leaders with both skills and experience to develop and increase nurse-led services, with perceived benefits in freeing up doctors' time as well as enhancing patient centred care.