Sentence examples for in some experienced from inspiring English sources

My recommendation is to bring in some experienced business professionals at this point, who understand the challenges and realities of sales, marketing, personnel, finances, and operations.

Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill had said he would keep faith with the youngsters who had sent his side to the final, but opted to bring in some experienced players to face their East Midlands rivals.

One answer: It is time to bring in some experienced Russian hands to construct a reasonable two-track policy toward Russia: engage Putin where we can and contain Putin where we must.

He brought in some experienced players to guarantee that the club remained in the Championship.

New manager Allan Moore has brought in some experienced campaigners and the Red Lichties could challenge for a return to League One via the play-offs.

Pre-transplant challenge protocols with cytotoxic drugs are used in some experienced centres to test the robustness of bone marrow reserves, and this may be one approach to identify patients who can tolerate the haematological stress of transplant-related myelosuppressive medications.

The Fulham striker has not been at his best this season, but apparently Nou Camp boss Gerard Martino wants to bring in some experience in January and the former Spurs man fits the bill.

Garde said this week that he wants to bring in some experience in January, and clearly he will be trying to sign better players too.

In some instances, experienced practitioners have used outsourcing and offshoring to change the game in their industries.

"We certainly try to bring in some more experience.

"In making changes we also needed to bring in some genuine experience.