Sentence examples for experience to answer from inspiring English sources
Who'd have the experience to answer these questions without any of the vested interests?
She wanted me to tap into my brand-building experience to answer the question: How are we going to present this to investors?
We were so entertained by how they used their years of education and experience to answer stupid questions we pondered on the toilet, it seemed only logical to ask another bright young thing about some other disgusting shit.
Additionally, store clerks may not have the knowledge or experience to answer questions or explain the different techniques about scrap books.
Challenges and methodological barriers were reported particularly with regard to a lack of insight into the patient's experience to answer the items (n = 17), inappropriate contents of items such as regarding applied dialysis for prolongation of life in terms of the palliative situation of patients (n = 10) or the high number of items (n = 1).
Chan uses that unique mash-up of East-West experiences to answer reader questions about investing in Southeast Asia– and where to find the best chili crab in Singapore.
After graduating college it took me a good 24 years of work and life experiences to answer my gnawing, huge-as-the-sky question, "What do I want to do with my life?" I made a major change in my life nearing fifty.
Both the Cornell birding project and Galaxy Zoo developed online forums that enable experienced volunteers to answer questions and share expertise with newer ones, reducing the workload for paid staff.
"The tech support person turned out to have no networking experience and failed to answer my question," Mr. Cook said.
When asked about Mr. Clinton's comments Saturday in Waterloo, Iowa, Mr. Obama smiled and read words Mr. Clinton used in 1992 — "the same old experience is irrelevant" — to answer questions about his own presidential candidacy.
The original iPhone actually fell quite short of some of its competitors in this regard, but the experience was enough to answer the naysayers who argued no one would want to deal with the hassle of a phone you had to charge every day (GASP).
