Sentence examples for identify firsthand from inspiring English sources

We were able to advance the Capturing Coral Reef Ecosystems Services Project, by finding sites where the value of ecosystem services of marine protected areas, coral reefs and mangroves can be advanced, and we were able to identify firsthand some key issues in supporting new eco-businesses in the coral triangle.

Andrew Smith said police are still trying to identify witnesses and want to ensure that anyone who speaks with investigators is relaying information they saw firsthand, not what they read in news reports or heard on the street.

Newfound data from ePortfolios also allows employers to identify future talent (e.g., sophomores and juniors), develop a candidate pipeline and begin meaningful engagement through internships to evaluate student work firsthand.

I mean, think about When Harry Met Sally everybody wants to identify "What is the difference between the sexes?" and here's this one type of person who knows exactly the difference because they've experienced it firsthand.

I mean, think about When Harry Met Sally – everybody wants to identify "What is the difference between the sexes?" and here's this one type of person who knows exactly the difference because they've experienced it firsthand.

In 2014, another Ugandan tabloid published a similar list of "top 200 homosexuals" under the headline "EXPOSED!" As a native of Tanzania who was raised in Kenya and its neighboring countries, and someone who identifies as LGBTQ, I know firsthand the challenges and struggles and dangers the LGBTQ community faces in East and Central Africa.

On this episode of How to Treat X, VICE sat down with Jay, who identifies as non-binary, to hear firsthand what it means to be gender fluid.

Suzy, who chose to be identified only by her first name, knows firsthand how closures affect women in Texas and said the idea of more closures frightens her.

Davis said she witnessed firsthand how people around the world identified with our struggles here in the United States.

The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations inquiry now drawing to a close began more than a year ago and involves at least a half dozen technology companies, according to people with firsthand knowledge of it, who declined to be identified.

It was first identified by Japanese researchers in the 1920s, and then experienced firsthand by American aviators flying new high-altitude bombers in World War Two.