Sentence examples for experiences and capabilities from inspiring English sources
"Combining Amil, the clear market leader serving an underpenetrated market of nearly 200 million people, with UnitedHealth Group's experiences and capabilities developed over the last three decades is the most compelling growth and value creation opportunity we have seen in years".
That's real, tangible growth; growth that will continue because the industry is working at the frontiers of innovation to give customers the experiences and capabilities they demand.
They also drew heavily on their own personal experiences and capabilities of imagination and empathy to properly tailor the complex and nuanced interactions implied in tasks of bathing, dressing, and feeding proscribed in the care plan.
HCAs have detailed knowledge of residents (e.g., biographical and vocational histories) [ 20] and their own personal experiences and capabilities which contribute to their understanding of residents' behaviour, the individualizing of care (person-centered care) [ 20, 21], and their use of best practices [ 21].
As a practice of liminality, targeted arts-based interventions can generate the relational and transitional spaces, characterised by security, social integration, therapeutic experiences and capabilities (Fleuret and Atkinson, 2007), within which resources may be built and mobilised to effect the gains in a situated personal wellbeing (Kesby, 2007; Winnicott, 1971).
By presenting his credentials more concisely, Matthew can quickly establish details of his achievements, successes, experience and capabilities with the reader, without them having to hunt for it.
But that doesn't mean that lessons, experience and capabilities that are developed from working in those different areas couldn't be shared.
As for his relationship with the military council, he said that "in private communications I offered them the experience and capabilities I had, to help Egypt overcome some of the crisis it was going through".
Those sources are the accumulation, categorisation and evaluation of data generated as a result of Ms Morone's life; her experience and capabilities, offered as biological, physical and mental services; and the sale of her future potential in the form of shares.
