Sentence examples for earned from experience from inspiring English sources

My solution to dealing with the stigma surrounding bipolar disorder, for example, has come from the application of a hard-won skill earned from experience as a perpetual minority: an acute aptitude for adaptation.

Leveling up party members can be a challenge, as many newly recruited units arrive with inferior levels and statistics, but because the amount of experience earned from defeating an enemy is determined by the level discrepancy between the battling units, characters at lower levels earn more experience than higher-leveled characters when defeating enemies of comparable level.

Experience earned from years muscling in among gnarled centre-halves in the lower leagues has brought the 31-year-old to the elite level.

I want fame earned from craft, training, guile, experience and bravery.

The experience earned from the large patient population provides convincing evidence of using these distinct surgical tools for bleeding control of thyroidectomy.

It's not just the percentage of active funds that win or lose relative to index funds that's important; the payout earned from winning and the shortfall experienced by losing is equally important.

Markups earned from these consumers fall up to 82%.

Qualified youth workers can earn from £22,000, or £28,000 with experience.

Perhaps the best salaries are to be found at the British Council where qualified TEFL teachers from Britain with at least two years' teaching experience can earn from £800 to £1,500 a month based on a 25-hour working week.

In Eugene, apprentices earn from $8-$8-$12 hour depending on experience level.

The problem, Longstreth suggested – to Fleet Foxes singer Robin Pecknold of all people – was that indie rock had become too "refined and effete", detached from "lived, earned experience".