Sentence examples for experience to consider from inspiring English sources

And what better art than the theater, by its nature a collective experience, to consider the overlap between what is individual and what is communal?

When deciding on the most appropriate metrics, two main aspects of the user experience to consider are performance and satisfaction.

This article draws on the Canadian experience to consider the potential of such negotiated agreements to address two issues widely recognised in academic and policy debates on environmental impact assessment (EIA) and environmental management.

But here's an enormous body of evidence and experience to consider: that of every other industrialized nation on Earth.

They were able to draw on those experiences to consider safety and quality issues in results handling.

36 This initially involved reading and re-reading the interview transcripts in order to gain an overall understanding of the mothers' views and experiences, and to consider what codes could be applied to the data.

My experience led me to consider other disabled people's fears of networking.

While any who experience this tend to consider themselves weird or unusual for it, this is far from the case.

Visitors to Marrakesh who want to stay in the lively, bustling Medina district without sacrificing a posh, tranquil lodging experience might want to consider the AnaYela Riad (www.anayela.com).

The experience helped us to consider different ways of bringing the "without limits" brand idea to life through posters and other formats.

The experience causes Jules to consider quitting, as it was "divine intervention" those bullets missed.