Sentence examples for experience alike from inspiring English sources

Waste and duplicated effort are two of the biggest enemies of company efficiency and customer experience alike.

A friendly and informative treatment of the topics makes this book an ideal reference for beginners and those with experience alike.

Research and experience alike have shown microcredit is making a profound difference in borrower's lives, even in cases where it does not raise income levels, as even skeptics such as David Roodman have shown.

Although a longer follow-up is needed to clearly define the impact on mortality, we might consider that the tumours observed in Farshid et al (2008), and in our experience alike, are mostly of low-grade aggressiveness.

The Milford Track on the South Island of New Zealand is a hiking trail for novices and the experienced alike.

These, the remnants of legal documents, bank statements, memos that have floated for miles over on the plume from Lower Manhattan, are revered by the innocent and experienced alike.

Swimruns are now popping up in more accessible urban areas, with shorter (and cheaper) courses, appealing to both newcomers and the experienced alike.

Today's horse trails are exhilarating eco adventures, taking riders – both beginners and experienced alike – into remote areas, where you can explore hidden villages, untouched coastline and get closer to nature than you ever would on either wheels or boots.

MAKE Music New York, a free daylong celebration of amateur and professional music making spun off from the 30-year-old Fête de la Musique in Paris, has enlivened the summer solstice in New York with prodigious displays and subtle experiences alike since 2007.

According to this usage, the word 'experiences' in the definition above includes perceptual, introspective, and memorial experiences alike.

The oversupply of scientists, and the resulting scramble for limited resources, has "diminished the attraction of our profession for many scientists—novice and experienced alike".