Sentence examples for experience note from inspiring English sources
But business types with Internet expertise and brick-and-mortar experience note that many netrapreneurs, enamored of technology and highly skilled in it, are short on real-world business experience.
There are further options: see Tye (2003: chapter 4) for an attempt to combine something akin to an Extensional view with 'representationalist' account of perceptual experience; note, however, that Tye's account of the specious present is in some respects idiosyncratic.
For those who fear the media giant's CEO might lack the experience, note: Murdoch served as the Post's publisher from 1976, when his News Corp. bought the tabloid, until 1986, when Patrick Purcell became publisher.
One person had less than six months, one person 36 years of experience (note that we asked for the year in which participants started working; combined with the survey being performed in July, 0 years thus actually means up to 6 months; 1 year means from 6 months to 18 months, and so on).
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Within the districts different categories of providers were selected purposively to represent the range of ages, sex, geography and years of experience (note all HEW are female).
The students identified with this experience, noting that intimacy with their experiments had taught them, too, to detect subtleties that previously seemed invisible.
He said Sunday that this was just a learning experience, noting that "there's a lot of teams that have made mistakes".
"Death is more of an adult experience," noted the Rev. Nathan Karcesky, director of student ministries at Princeton Alliance Church, where Ms. Rochford was deeply involved.
Young people told how traumatised they were by the experience, noting that officers seemed to be laughing at them and "taking pleasure in the family's distress".
"I suppose it might be offensive to the poor people outside, who are denied this experience," noted Mr. Vonnegut, who, like Mr. McGovern, is 80. "Sort of like publicly riding around in a limousine".
