Sentence examples for considerable practical experience from inspiring English sources

New models of chronic care provision have been developed to respond to the changing burden of disease and there is already considerable practical experience in several different countries showing their advantages but also the difficulties associated with their implementation.

There are few records of her rule over the next two years, but she probably gained considerable practical experience of government.

Active participation was encouraged throughout with at least 45 minutes allotted for discussion at the end of each session, on the assumption that each participant brought considerable expertise and valuable practical experience of his or her own.

The drugsellers have considerable "practical knowledge" of antibiotics and a perception of antibiotic resistance based on practical experience.

There is some research evidence on the potential of deploying pharmacists in primary care [ 2]; that literature, and practical experience in other jurisdictions points to a considerable amount of untapped pharmacist human resources [ 3- 7].

It would appear that the provision of joint training where GPs, employers (including occupational health) and employees might learn from each other's experiences and perspectives, whilst attractive in theory, has considerable practical issues to overcome.

And what practical experience!

"They had practical experience.

Practical experience counts.

Courses in the U.S. offer practical experience.

Practical experience only strengthened these convictions.