Sentence examples for experiencing first-hand how from inspiring English sources

"As a tourist attraction in Brighton, we are experiencing first-hand how travel uncertainties and rail strikes are punishing the city's economy.

"Aron started Cleanshelf after experiencing first-hand how difficult and time-consuming it was for a fast-growing company to control its software spend," said Omercevic.

Growing up in Idi Amin's Uganda, I experienced first-hand how art could function on more than one level.

At the next G8 summit, in fact, Cameron and Obama and Putin should all experience first-hand how gruesome it is to be humped by a horny bloke.

Growing up in Silicon Valley, during my time at Morgan Stanley and as a member of Stanford's board, I've had the opportunity to experience first-hand how tech companies can help people in their daily lives".

An older woman who had experienced first-hand how badly it could go wrong warned that repercussions could come at once, if the image was shared without her consent, or in the future, if it came to the attention of potential employers.

"These projects allow the public to experience first-hand how communities can take control and go about owning, generating and saving energy," says Will Dawson at Forum for the Future, which is running the event on behalf of the Community Energy Coalition, a network of environmental and sustainable energy groups.

"And in June we've experienced first-hand how difficult an opponent England are.

Having lived there twice, for several years, I have experienced first-hand how good-natured, generous and mostly tolerant Egyptians can be.

Mr Se Teo, who experienced first-hand how employers shun people with a criminal record, says he wants to give those on the margins of society a second chance.

WooMe claims 10 million users, but having experienced first-hand how they lure in non-suspecting 'members' I can't imagine even a small percentage of them being active on the site.