Sentence examples for fighter experience from inspiring English sources

"What essentially this is about is a guy with foreign fighter experience," said one law enforcement official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the pending prosecution, "who comes back to the U.S. from the conflict zone with street cred and a network of contacts overseas, intending to recruit others who were on the fence".

However, in this sample, higher levels of identified fighter experience were associated with a higher reported frequency of injury (OR = 2.7; for >15 fights; 95% CI = 1.5 4.9).

He agreed and provided more than four clean minutes of entertaining talk about his "The Ultimate Fighter" experience before he became intense about a subject and dropped in three expletives, smiling and lamenting sheepishly, "Sorry".

The Los Angeles Times' Book section has chosen these 27 books – novels and nonfiction, some stories absurd, others painful – as essential to understanding the American fighters' experience.

Silva backers will point out that the previous fight was his first with the UFC, and that many fighters experience anxiety and nerves in their promotional debuts, but despite his recent winning streak and improved striking, Silva will still need to find a cure for Velasquez's wrestling prowess.

He said the battle would be drawn out and required good reconnaissance, planning and arms provisions, as well as fighters experienced in guerrilla warfare.

Also, fighter pilots experience more acute types of neck pain, while helicopter pilots and crew members experience primarily sub-acute and chronic pain [ 18].

He "might have modernised the ANC with extraordinary vigour when it came to ideology and economic policy, but he would hold to the exile's understanding of politics—and the outlawed freedom fighter's experience of intrigue throughout his years of power".Mr Gevisser tries hard to be fair.

We identified a preliminary fight-related injury rate and identified fighter characteristics (experience level, protection level, and previous injury) associated with increased odds for fight-related injury outcome.

Make sure you spar with a good fighter with experience - not an enemy or a weakling, or someone who will leave the fight a few minutes in.

When adjusting for age, weight and sex, and including fight experience, fighter status and protection level in a multivariate model, previous injury was not related with reported fight injury (OR = 1.86; 95% CI = 0.95 3.67).