Sentence examples for experience has highlighted from inspiring English sources

I think this experience has highlighted the importance of that".

Wilkins's experience has highlighted how marvellous European commission regulations are in principle, and how ineffective they are when cross-border disputes are involved.

Experience has highlighted that geothermal energy has a large field of applications, such as electricity production, aquaculture (fish farming), industrial drying, greenhouse heating, and district heating.

We need to bring about transparency and use data-based evidence to push for reforms and accountability across the system.Usually, that would mean using existing government data, but our experience has highlighted a lack of technical and legal systems to be able to publish open educational dataand we have had to create the data sets ourselves.

"This whole experience has highlighted that my integrity is worth far more than any amount of money.

Nonetheless the RENEWAL experience has highlighted out four main operational challenges.

The problems Greece and some other eurozone countries are experiencing have highlighted a design flaw in the euro: it is ill-prepared to deal with asymmetric shocks because its balancing mechanisms, as Paul Krugman says, are inadequate.

Our experiences have highlighted several limitations of integrity enforcement when applied to this real world problem, and we describe how we have overcome these in the design of our system.

As a woman working in the sector, a few of my experiences have highlighted this: health and safety gear being produced in large sizes; I've felt that having shorter hair would make for easier compliance; and I've had to manage plenty of quick changes out of tights and into socks and steel-toed boots.

[ 2] Indeed, positive experiences have highlighted the elements necessary to preparing a clinical practice guideline: there must be a multidisciplinary team that formulates clear and reasonable recommendations [ 3] after conducting a systematic review of the literature, an assessment of the quantity and quality (consistency, clinical impact, and organizational relationships) of the evidence.

Nevertheless it has highlighted some experiences, strategies and needs of a particularly disadvantaged group in the Swedish society.