Sentence examples for experiences accrue from inspiring English sources

The life space becomes increasingly differentiated as experiences accrue.

A place in which to live new experiences, accrue more memories, raise people and dogs, grow vegetables and flowers and books.

Experiences accrued in one currency can be changed into another.

So, here's a list of six pretty good advice nuggets to those embarking on their professional journeys -- a mix of my best interpretations of my favorite Norman-isms, together with my own blunt advice from experiences accrued along the way.

As experience accrued, Knapp revised and refined his list of recommended practices for an expanding range of crops and livestock.

He is 27, the perfect time when a player's physical capacity gels with experience accrued along the way.

But the young Rangers' resilience, grit and invaluable experience accrued from a deep playoff run has set them up as a team to beat next season.

Murray appears to be this season's Grant Holt or Rickie Lambert, a player backed up by a weight of experience accrued in the lower leagues and now eagerly seizing an opportunity to make his mark at the higher level.

In an e-mail, the Federation maintained: "[Our] most recent policy reflects the considerable body of research and experience accrued since our last series of formal policies related to opioid prescribing and addiction were adopted in 2004.

If the experience accrued by social studies on disasters is generalized, the real problem seems to be that the concerned system (for instance, a formal organization) doesn't know that it doesn't know.

The conceptual framework and empirical lessons generated through this cross-case comparison provide the basis for an expanded research agenda to evaluate the design and performance of market-oriented reforms as implementation experience accrues and new programs emerge in diverse ecological and political economic settings.