Sentence examples for just experienced in from inspiring English sources

In how many countries could a fall in asset values as big as that just experienced in Japan occur without huge social disruption (golf-club membership fees, an important indicator in such a golf-crazed country, fell by 93% between 1989 and 2001)?But, as with so many aspects of Japan, the good tends to be accompanied by the bad.

In release tests, all four species showed that they had recalibrated their star compass on the basis of the magnetic field they had just experienced in the cage tests.

Poznan was absolutely jumping before we played Croatia there last week and, judging from what I have just experienced in Gdansk, I don't think it will be any different when we are back there on Monday to play Italy.

Mindfulness isn't just experienced in the soul of the beholder.

But failing to do so in time can lead to the sort of debilitating inflation the U.S. suffered in the 1970s, or a boom-and-bust bubble like the one we just experienced in housing.

Instead, I greeted my friends at the dog park, watched Latte play with his canine friends, and shared all the good news of my week -- all without "sharing" the angst I'd just experienced in the parking area.

The Chinese government will allow overseas experience in wind farm development, and not just experience in China, to qualify them for Chinese projects.

The Chinese government will allow overseas experience in wind farm development, and not just experience in China, to qualify the developers for Chinese projects.

I imagined that achieving the exalted rank of chief purser - four rings on the immaculate black tunic - required not just experience in adding up the takings of the week and writing the £5,000 weekly food bill, but also a due period of square bashing.

These features of the individual appear, often, to be related to their life experience(s) and not just experience in clinical situations as a nurse; and this is reflected consistently in nurses' stories about practice" (p. 150).

She writes very truthfully; sometimes I'm not sure if I've actually done things, or just experienced them in her books.