Sentence examples for experience in support from inspiring English sources

Simms, who made such an impact in a previous British stint with Leigh, will provide much-needed experience in support of McCormack, but it didn't do much good in a woeful cup performance at Cas. Key man Darren Treacy.

After leaving Penn State University for financial reasons and gaining four years' entrepreneurial experience in support for the homeless, in retail sales promotion and in publishing, he earned bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Michigan.

We will always be grateful for his generosity in sharing his vast experience in support of human rights and hope to proceed in the future guided by the lessons that he taught us.

The language used in the mid-term review echoes that of the Yokohama Strategy, which advocated greater inclusion of local communities and their knowledge and experience in support of DRR.

-Lawrence Kudlow, chief economist, American Skandia Reading the Write Way WRITERS READ skeptically, often doubtfully, sometimes combatively, inwardly commenting "Good," or "Wrong," or "Why?" and lubricating or challenging the prose by mentally larding in personal experience in support or refutation.

Writers read skeptically, often doubtfully, sometimes combatively, inwardly commenting "Good," or "Wrong," or "Why?" and lubricating or challenging the prose by mentally larding in personal experience in support or refutation.

State experience in supporting solar energy with RPS programs is mixed, however, and full compliance with existing requirements has not been achieved.

"The thing about Malcolm Turnbull is... he has had a lot of experience in supporting businesses not unlike this one," he said, then transitioned nearly seamlessly to spin about the Liberals' national economic plan.

Amie Batson, chief strategy officer, Path, Seattle, USA @amiebatson @PATHtweets With 25 years of experience in supporting the scale-up of global health innovations, Amie is also leading the Innovation Countdown 2030.

Blue Skies is part of DCCAP (Deaf Children's Communication Aids Provision) - a joint project run by the British Association of Teachers for the Deaf and Deafax, an influential charitable company with nearly 20 years experience in supporting the use of ICT with deaf children, youths and adults.

"The administrators have extensive experience in supporting businesses with the same challenges faced by Widnes Vikings and have a strong understanding of rugby league.