Sentence examples for far experienced on from inspiring English sources

I therefore conclude that the internally generated replay represents the actual trial type not only the upcoming path but also the actual subtask to be rewarded when the trial type can be identified, but otherwise it evenly represents all trial types thus far experienced on the reactivated path.

Secretary Clinton is far more educated in public policy, far more experienced on the global political stage, far more nuanced in her robust policy prescriptions, and far more conversant in complex governmental minutiae than the largely incurious and policy lite Donald J. Trump ever will be.

I grabbed happily one and chatted with my first fellow traveler who was a far more experienced on sailing than me.

The numbers of anglers casting on the New Zealand streams we fished were far fewer than we had experienced on comparable streams in Montana or Idaho.

In addition, Gateway's location will take it far outside Earth's protective magnetic field and will leave astronauts exposed to far more intense radiation than is experienced on the ISS.

But the shock of having been taken by surprise was as great as America experienced on Sept. 11 and far more devastating in its effect.

They focus only on how far experience falls short of what they desire.

From Calum Hilton on Twitter: "England are far too experienced to lose this now".

"The RCN has also expressed concern at the skills mix in UK hospitals as trusts get rid of more senior nurses to save money, meaning there is far less experience on many wards, and the full extent of this will be revealed in our upcoming Frontline First report".

Instead, I have a far better experience on my Kindle.

Supercell's Boom Beach is a far better experience on a tablet when compared to the smaller smartphone screens it can run on.