Sentence examples for case for experience from inspiring English sources

The Bosnia flap undermined Mrs. Clinton's case for experience at a moment when she is desperately trying to convince her party's superdelegates that she is the only Democrat who can win.

But if Block can deliver, as he promises, on the Kolts reforms and can keep corruption out of the department, he will indeed have made a case for experience over change.

This difference was also the case for experience of hospitality and good treatment from health care: WSP rated this lowest and LP highest.

But so long as there are some such intuitions, there is a prima facie case for experiences having accuracy conditions.

But it is also the case for perceptual experiences, experiences of desiring, feeling, and thinking.

In Ms. Nordman's case, respect for experience makes good business sense.

A department may wish to make a case for counting experience in another field if the teaching skills acquired are transferable.

Other candidates made the case for their experience, "that they had all the answers to our problems.

Cronbach's Alpha: 0.74 Children that reported current toothache had significantly higher SOHO-5 scores than those without toothache, and the same was the case for toothache experience (Table  4).

The method is recommended for use when there is not enough knowledge about the subject or if the knowledge is fragmented [ 23], as is the case for the experience of living with dementia from the perspective of Iranians living in Sweden.

4 Research on DVA has largely focused on heterosexual women as the largest victim group 5 and there is a lack of research on men as victims or perpetrators of partner DVA. 3 6 7 Female clinical populations generally have a higher prevalence of experience of DVA than the general population 8 and this is probably the case for men experiencing or perpetrating DVA.