Sentence examples for experiences of challenges from inspiring English sources

A far-reaching result, based on offering 13 classes to over 75 youth over 16 months, is the hypothesis that instruction in digital media can create visceral, life-affirming experiences of challenges overcome, which can help strengthen relationships between the youth and the drop-in staff.

"I feel like I have the experience of challenging on the final day at a major.

Now established as the first-choice goalkeeper at Spurs, Lloris reckons the experience of challenging Friedel for the position has made him stronger.

Chris "Magic" Waddle, as he was known during his spell in France with Marseille between 1989 and 1992, passionately believes the experience of challenging yourself as a person and a footballer in a foreign league can be seminal.

This paper is aimed to describe the history, rules and experiences of the challenges in 2010 and 2011, together with the plans of the 2012 challenge.

From Manchester to Dhaka, here are some of your experiences of the challenges and opportunities of growing older in your city and what could be done to improve daily life.

Dialogue is strengthened, there is more openness for sharing experiences of ethical challenges, and there is more tolerance between employees.

As part of assessing the feasibility of the intervention, we examined the work aged participants' experiences of psychosocial challenges and needs in order to refine the protocol before entering a full-scale randomised controlled trial (RCT).

GP-L (Male; 53) Their experiences of the challenges of using the tool within the consultation led to GPs discussing alternative approaches to implementation, which would be more compatible with their work practices.

The compiled text for each case was then read carefully as a whole to get an initial and holistic impression of the participants' experiences of psychosocial challenges and needs.

Whilst there is much literature on the potential technical fixes that might narrow the information gap, very few attempts have been made to ask health researchers working in resource-poor settings for their views and experiences of such challenges.