Sentence examples for has far less experience from inspiring English sources

Ms. Black, who has overseen a staff of nonunionized workers at Hearst, has far less experience.

Dell is pursuing a similar strategy, but has far less experience in the server market than either HP or Compaq.

Yet management has far less experience in buying professional services than it has in buying goods and equipment.

Another right-hander, Al Alburquerque, has far less experience than Dotel, Benoit and Valverde, but he has been the most effective Tigers reliever lately.

He has been busy in that time, winning 31 fights, including 22 by knockout, but he has far less experience than Lewis.

He also has far less experience of dealing with what Cardinal Kasper in his Focus interview called the "difficult dialogue" with the Church of England.

But the replacements now have far less experience than those that worked one regular-season game during the last lockout in 2001.

The Knicks, by contrast, have far less experience with the sophisticated triangle offense, and the effect of the relative unfamiliarity is that it slows them down.

One Western executive says young Japanese investment bankers typically have far less experience of deals than their counterparts in London or New York.

Stone's taunt is every bit as threatening as anything I heard in those places, which have far less experience than America with democracy.

Many of the fill-ins had far less experience than Sadorus — some had never worked higher than Division III college games — and it was clear that they were often overmatched by the speed of the N.F.L.