Sentence examples for better than experienced from inspiring English sources

Make that "mature," the brochure amended, using an adjective that describes me better than "experienced".

Do these search methods fare better than experienced heuristic methods?

Student concerns are often dismissed – how can they know better than experienced staff?

During the interviews two interesting themes emerged; (1) the systems supported freshmen better than experienced physicians, and (2) young users reported to have a different attitude towards the EMR system than more senior users.

Our hypothesis was that after undergoing a training program on a VR unit, inexperienced doctors would improve compared to doctors of similar experience who did not undergo the program, and perform at the same level or better than experienced surgeons as measured by performance on the VR unit.

But specialisation itself is no guarantee of success: a private meeting with Bono persuaded investors to stump up $1 billion, but can his fund do better than experienced and equally specialised rivals?Some firms are trying to differentiate themselves by aiming for a wider geographical spread.

The last few years have not been as easy as the start of my career and I can't think of anything that's going to get better than experiencing London 2012, really".

They say the book is always better than the movie, but I'm of the mind that nothing's better than experiencing your favorite stories first on the page and again on the big screen.

The student groups were included because of studies suggesting that students can sometimes be better assessors than experienced judges [ 8].

"They believe they can become an expert in something quickly, that brains might be better than experience, that most companies don't push hard enough.

I'm not afraid to give youth a chance, but youth will have to prove to me that it's better than experience.