Sentence examples for experience asserted from inspiring English sources

But "multinational companies like Japanese experience," asserted one senior academic.

Clinical experience asserts that the course of illness for patients with clinical burnout/exhaustion is often long-lasting.

"Corporations and associations pay big bucks to hear about your business and life experiences," asserts professional speaker Tom Antion on his Web site Antion.com.

Early childhood experiences assert an intense and specific effect on your child's brain, which will determine how the neural-connections will be created.

This was "not a bad experience", he asserted, as it drove his desire to escape once he had left Enfield grammar school.

I had tons of experience, I asserted, offering no evidence.

While describing that memorable experience, I asserted that I "had nothing to hold on to".

That experience, she asserted, underlies her reputation as a bit of a grind: "I sweat the details of policy.

His Salt Lake experience, he asserts, has given him the confidence to speak out against the New York plan.

Citing William James in "The Varieties of Religious Experience," he asserts that "all apprehensions of the deity have in common ego suppression at depth".

Dick Cheney struck back today at Democrats who questioned whether his running mate, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, was ready to be president, saying it is the Democratic ticket that lacked experience and asserting that Vice President Al Gore was "not up to the task" of being the nation's commander in chief.