Sentence examples for considerably more experienced from inspiring English sources

Verstappen is remarkably quick and the Australian lad is equally fast and considerably more experienced.

At 28, Diego Alves, Álvaro Negredo, Enzo Pérez and Javi Fuego are all older them him and considerably more experienced.

Then there was Richard Twyman, my assistant director, who, after two years' apprenticeship at the RSC, was considerably more experienced than me.

Three years older and considerably more experienced in terms of domestic football, the Tottenham winger is far less gauche than Walcott, particularly in his selection and application of the final ball, although he lacks his north London rival's directness and burning pace.

If the 49ers want to win this game, the onus is on QB Colin Kaepernick to keep pace with the considerably more experienced Aaron Rodgers.

Rogers has considerably more experience in England than anyone else in the team with more than 100 first-class matches and averages above 50 here.

Spieth's unwillingness to simply compete, his ability to prevail in completely different scenarios, set him apart from those with considerably more experience.

Mr. Daniels, who is also a playwright, had considerably more experience in the theater, but he had largely stayed away from the New York stage — "a bigger commitment than film" — until his children went to college.

There is nothing wrong with that, except that the decision was based in part on an assessment that he was better qualified for the job than the other two practices, both of whom had considerably more experience of designing bridges.

McGeechan and Gatland favour forwards as their captains and O'Connell, who led the party in 2009, boasts considerably more experience than the other most prominent forward contender, Wales's Sam Warburton.

Their team contain 543 caps to Wales's 802, although they have considerably more experience on their bench – 259 caps compared with Wales's 76. "You have got to think about what is next, not what is behind you," Cheika said, when asked if extending the winning run against Wales to 12 was a pressure or an incentive.