Sentence examples for experience of existing from inspiring English sources

The friendships you make at AfrikaBurn are strengthened through the shared experience of existing so harmoniously in such a harsh environment.

Indeed, said Katinka Barysch, chief economist at the Center for European Reform, a pro-European policy institute, "if Britain joined the euro zone, it is likely to replicate the experience of existing members and enjoy a rapid increase in trade".

The cities of classic Hollywood were, for the most part, made in Hollywood, whereas the modern works of Italian neo-realism, the French New Wave, and beyond, which were shot mainly on location, based their fictions and dramas on the documentary-like experience of existing places.

Like the minimalists, but with a vision hospitable to all manner of meaning, Warhol collapsed the contemplation of art into the self-conscious experience of existing, moment to moment, in a world where Rembrandts, say, and skyscrapers are just different objects of interest and distraction.

Before new methods are developed, for example to handle issues of representativity, the experience of existing methods currently in use ought to be collated and evaluated.

Citing the poor user experience of existing offerings, which he doesn't directly name, CEO and co-founder Jason Trost says that Smarkets made the decision to take their time so that they could get "horse betting right".

In the second registration phase, registrants were benefiting from the earlier build-up work and from the experiences of existing registrants.

The international community increasingly recognises the value in learning from the collective experiences of existing programmes to improve the effectiveness of control.

Experiences of existing programmes suggest that the number of patients on ART at new sites will likely increase slowly as staff and site gain experience and most patients are initiating ART (requiring more time than simpler follow-up).

One UK hospice is introducing new information and communication technologies to support the redesign of their community services; improve experiences of existing patients; and allow efficient and effective provision of their service to more people.

The study explored CRC patients' perspectives of the referral pathway during diagnosis, their expectations regarding referral to specialist services, their experiences of existing services, and the need for services.