Sentence examples for experience of coordinating from inspiring English sources

Remembering the anxiety she endured when she put her wedding together five years ago, Claudia Hanlin, a 34-year-old former strategic managing consultant, vowed to simplify the famously nerve-racking experience of coordinating a wedding.

He brings with him many years of experience of coordinating humanitarian assistance in various emergency situations as a Programme Officer from 1995 to 2000.

The experience of coordinating remediation for mold, asthma triggers, weatherization, and other healthy housing improvements in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, is highlighted.

However, because in the past significant external resources had not been required, the majority of ministers or senior civil servants were neither entirely familiar with the international aid architecture nor had they had much experience of coordinating multiple stakeholders and balancing various external interest groups.

I'm high-profile enough that I've had the experience of people coordinating to broadcast smears about me and push them up my Google search results.

However, this result was achieved after multiple analyses and extensive group discussions and was based for a large part on the experience of the coordinating center.

The experience reinforced the necessity of coordinating quality assurance programs with federal regulatory measures (FDA, 2009; CDC, 2011).

The possibilities of coordinating kinesthetic and visual experiences remain intriguing.

You can't imagine the logistical challenges of coordinating a study like she's coordinated.

The idea of coordinating attacks by conventional forces with commando missions has been used in the American attacks to secure the cities in southern Iraq and is an outgrowth of the American experience in Afghanistan.

Because of other similar actions during the last few years, the center, which is an integral part of our Department of Emergency Medical Services, has obtained experience in coordinating the transfer of patients with cardiac arrest with rotor or fixed-wing aircraft over long distances [5].