Sentence examples for communicable experience from inspiring English sources

The internet has heightened the prestige of sharing by turning it into a communicable experience.

"Was it not noticeable at the end of the war that men returned from the battlefield grown silent," he asked in 1920, "not richer, but poorer in communicable experience?" Even then, Benjamin noted, in language drenched with financial fatalism, that "experience has fallen in value".

The massive increase in non-communicable diseases experienced across the Pacific has been attributed in part to a fundamental shift in lifestyles, notably in nutrition and employment [ 7].

It is not surprising that a member with a non-communicable condition will experience lower work participation, so that work and labour force participation by other household members is of obvious interest.

By understanding the experience with communicable diseases, MCH and HSS, RBF programs for NCDs can avoid known pitfalls and have the greatest possible impact.

Older persons in increasing numbers experience non-communicable disorders of old age and are as a result of disintegration of the traditional social care system, experiencing relative isolation.

Indeed it is becoming clear from animal studies that many complex non-communicable diseases typically experienced in adulthood (cancers, metabolic syndrome, infertility, etc).

In this way, I was offered for the first time an experience that was communicable.

This is especially true at present, when Nepal is in need of relevant experience in non-communicable disease (NCD) control as the risks and burden of NCDs have recently been increasing.

Unlike sense experience, thought is essentially communicable.

Among the 406 participants who have diagnosed reportable communicable diseases, 340 (83.5%) have the experiences of reporting.