Sentence examples for has already been experienced from inspiring English sources
Much of the sadness has already been experienced.
This is time that has already been experienced, music that has already been heard.
Recently this company has started a new project aimed at renewing its business model and deepening its sustainability orientation, which has already been experienced for years.
Recently, this multi-utility company has started a new project aimed at renewing its business model and deepening its sustainability orientation, which has already been experienced for years (Baldarelli et al., 2014).
Our results firmly support what has already been experienced, but not systematically analysed, in clinical practice––68Ga-PET imaging is superior to 111In-octreotide scintigraphy in several ways: a higher detection rate of tumour lesions, detection of smaller lesions and the possibility to quantify the activity in a lesion with reasonable accuracy.
At the age of 46, his death was a tragic loss to fans of movies and stage, but a loss which has already been experienced by many other families.
Previously, council leader Ieuan Williams has said: "We now face an unprecedented period of cuts, like those which have already been experienced by English councils.
At 4 years of age, the children's receptive language may have a slower rate of increase, because the initial dramatic increases in receptive language in English have already been experienced as seen in other studies investigating acquisition of language (e.g., Glennen et al. 2014).
All mistakes that can be made and lessons that can be learned have already been experienced by someone else.
The boundaries of statistical model predictions are limited to climate variable combinations that have already been experienced, and extrapolating outside those bounds may lead to inaccuracies.
As a consequence, risk of malaria epidemics in littoral areas has become higher, and episodes of malaria outbreak have already been experienced by the coastal population at some focal points.
