Sentence examples for experiences of more from inspiring English sources

She said she believed the experiences of more young Emirati women professionals would come to resemble that of Ms. Qaissieh's.

The DfE figures are the latest analysis from a longitudinal study that aims to record the views and experiences of more than 10,000 young people in England.

The international charity's annual survey of access to healthcare in Europe is based on the experiences of more than 22,000 individuals, 1,400 of them in London.

Drawing on the experiences of more than 125,000 patients, the researchers first ranked the doctors based on criteria commonly used in pay-for-performance reimbursement plans.

Rehearsals started last October and the show, based on the true stories and experiences of more than 200 older people from Bradford, Deptford in London and Stockton in the north-east of England, debuted in Bradford in April.

The study, in The Journal of the American Medical Association, reviewed the experiences of more than 110,000 patients who received defibrillators and other heart devices between January 2006 and June 2007.

Such contradictions are not foreign to the experience of more socially adjusted folks.

However dryly worded, this edition reflects the army's experience of more than seven years under the Bush administration and the lessons learned from its experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Panini insist – I've asked them – there is an even distribution of all stickers, but my own experience of more than 40 years suggests otherwise.

But it is the Kurds – whose conflict in south-east Turkey has cost most lives – who have most to gain from the experience of more advanced peace processes.

Valentine, 61, brings to Boston the experience of more than 3,000 games managed for the Texas Rangers, the Mets and the Chiba Lotte Marines in Japan.