Sentence examples for experience reached from inspiring English sources

Add to that the lag between some courses and a random playlist, the low point of which included a tune from a group that sounded like Alvin and the Chipmunks, and the experience reached critical mess.

In the days leading up to Hurricane Sandy's landfall in New York City, government technologists, learning from their Hurricane Irene experience, reached out to the data science community to share recently updated hurricane evacuation zone maps based on up-to-the-minute flooding projections.

For the third question on clinical algorithms, although the overall analysis showed statistically significant improvement in self-perceived competency, only improvement in the group with >10 years professional experience reached statistical significance (Fig.  4).

The voice of experience reaches out to explain and elaborate on the nature of the disease of alcoholism.

The next is, of course, unemployment – which could quite feasibly, on recent experience, reach 5 million in Spain and stay at that level for a decade.

Indeed, once the popularity of a cultural experience reaches a certain threshold, failure to consume it may entail significant social costs.

This experience reaches maximum intensity, at the MOMA show, in a wall of five (too few!) explosive abstractions from the artist's climactic phase of 1975-77.

The cardinal was until recently head of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity and had experience reaching out to Anglicanism, which he called "a difficult dialogue".

"We're not doing fine dining because there are no tablecloths, but we have taken the opportunity to elevate the experience, reaching a little farther," he said.

The book also, despite its brevity, contains a deftly telescoped genealogy of human knowledge and experience, reaching from prehistory up through a very belated present day in which civilisation seems to be teetering at the brink of collapse.

This latest incident, the single deadliest disaster on mountain, has highlighted the disproportionate risks that Nepali guides run to help foreign climbers, some without any prior mountaineering experience, reach the summit.