Sentence examples for experience of consequence from inspiring English sources

His White House chief of staff, chief strategist, senior adviser, counselor and national economics adviser have no prior government experience of consequence.

Janet Brindley's letter on the unprotected title of "engineer" (6 November) was astute and I have personal experience of consequences.

From a functional perspective, real-life experience of consequences is the strongest determinant of behavior change [ 27], suggesting that anticipated consequences are important during the initial stage of implementation but that the effect diminishes as it is replaced by real-life experience of behavioral consequences.

"I have first-hand experience of the consequences of the traumas and long-term consequences of bombings and assassinations," he said.

Mendes had personal experience of the consequences.

Baroness Kennedy's theme was that the law that's been developed in Britain is the product of centuries of painful experience of the consequences of state power and injustice.

The new design offers a systematic view of the whole energy system through exhibits and information terminals, including an interactive smart grid simulation game delivering vivid experience of the consequences of individual and collective energy consumption.

As an example, the frequently used Dizziness Handicap Inventory [ 10] addresses the patients' experience of the consequences of vertigo on daily living.

As a follow-up to this explorative research, studies investigating the patient's experience of the consequences of honest error disclosure may prove rewarding.

Their orientation produced a Practice Outcome: GPs' experiences of the consequences of their PSA testing decisions.

In the missive directed at top members of both political parties, the tech money said that it has "direct experience of the negative consequences of the patent troll business model on our economy".