Sentence examples for as for experiences from inspiring English sources

As for experiences in participation as a food education volunteer and willingness to participate, whereas only a small percentage of respondents had such experiences, those 40 and over and the female respondents expressed a higher intention to participate than those under 40 and who were male (Table 6).

As for experiences of pain/discomfort, there was a slight but non-significant increase in reported problems in the intervention period, which might be coincidental or based on a brief sensitization effect during intervention.

As for experience, Simon Mignolet saved a first-half penalty having studied Andrej Kramaric's dubious technique with the goalkeeping coach, John Achterberg.

As for experience, Turner has the lowest winning percentage of any coach in N.F.L. history with more than 200 games.

As for experience, Virginia tried Zacarias Moussaoui, but we handled the 1993 World Trade Center bombing case, not to mention the Mafia Commission trial.

As for experiencing the moment, hawk mavens, new and old, do not have to wait until next year: almost every autumn day is a festival at Lighthouse Point.

As for experience, since she took office in 2001, her government has staggered from one crisis to another the most recent being an army mutiny in July, which she has treated as an attempted coup d'état.

As for experience, I had the best: Maliha Faisal, Julia Samersova, Kemal Harris, Andrea Wilson, Violeta G and my amazing DL team: strong, powerful and straight-up 'gangsta' women that I have affectionately named my G-Women.

As for experience, I spent my senior year interning for Starks LLC three times a week while also maintaining a 4.0 GPA.

These subthreshold inputs provide a substrate for stimulus intensity-dependent changes their spiking output, as well as for experience-dependent plasticity to alter firing properties.

Between the instrument groups there was a remarkably little difference in risk for perceived symptoms as well as for experiencing consequences due to the symptoms.