Sentence examples for front-line experiences from inspiring English sources

It turns out, though, that there's another station bringing up the rear with one-off socially and politically charged programmes, in this case aimed at documenting the front-line experiences of our youth.

Not all of the sites are at exotic locations, but program managers at NSF "tend to reward proposals that give students front-line experiences" with top-notch equipment and researchers, Horvis says.

Clinicians were more likely to support task shifting than policy and programme leaders, perhaps motivated by their front-line experiences.

"Employees have the front-line experience," Mr. Jeffress said.

Chris Rogers has a tight technique and a feel for the game honed during thousands of hours of front-line experience.

"Governor Perry is the only candidate in the race with front-line experience on border security and immigration issues," Mr. Miner said in an e-mail.

Front-line experience abroad has not led to the promotions it should have done, where women are concerned, because it was technically illegal.

"He came in swinging," she said, telling her she was deeply unpopular among her peers because of her unyielding style and lack of front-line experience.

That front-line experience is one reason Mr. Obama not only favors government spending programs, like early-childhood education, but also cultural initiatives like promoting responsible fatherhood.

Jonathan Schorr's "Hard Lessons: The Promise of an Inner City Charter School" (Ballantine, $27) recounts the front-line experience of a reporter and schoolteacher who took the plunge into real-life schooling for three years.

Wim Jansen would relish a return to Celtic, where he prevented Rangers from winning a 10th title in succession 11 years ago, but Celtic officials may harbour reasonable concerns over the 62-year-old's relative lack of front-line experience since leaving Glasgow.