Sentence examples for experienced colleagues from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest disadvantages aspiring headteachers face is if their competition includes more experienced colleagues.

They absorb a company's values and identity from experienced colleagues, who speak with unmatched credibility.

Long says she also experienced colleagues and longtime friends turn their backs on her.

Experienced colleagues help them with lesson planning and mentors visit their classrooms.

He had a flair for grabbing national attention on issues that more experienced colleagues considered their turf.

Republican Senate leaders said the purpose of the program was to ensure that relatively new teachers in those schools had experienced colleagues to advise them.

At the start of your career you are not only more impressionable, but you are more likely to mimic the behaviour of older 'more experienced' colleagues.

Experienced colleagues seemed desperate to avoid catching my new condition, lest their insides be gnawed away into hollow despair, as they assumed mine would be.

As a result, this process implicates two other aspects of the retention structure: individual memory (personal experience of the course) and social networks (experienced colleagues)f.

"We are working very hard with our staff and surgical teams to put in place systems which mean there are always experienced colleagues available.

Experienced colleagues conveyed a sense of security and could be asked for advice in difficult situations.