Sentence examples similar to lacking firsthand experience from inspiring English sources

Before 2010, most health care workers (HCWs) in the Dominican Republic lacked firsthand experience or training in managing cholera patients (5, 6 ).

Many entrepreneurs have great ideas but lack the firsthand experience.

It is sometimes claimed that college and university staff lack the recent, firsthand experience of schools that is needed if training is to be fully effective.

There Robbins used primarily show dancers; this time, he has had to impress his vision on a group of artists lacking both Broadway savvy and his firsthand experience of that now classic age--postwar New York.

Although my firsthand experience of Spring Break is lacking, I am one of the foremost experts on toddlers.

"I have come back to Pakistan hoping to provide solutions, on the basis of my firsthand experience, in the areas where the country is lacking," the article quoted Mr. Khan as saying.

The numbers alone were troubling, and the odds against him rose further still when the lack of Spanish speakers on his staff, extra money in his budget or firsthand experience dealing with gangs were factored in.

It's firsthand experience".

But firsthand experience suggests otherwise.

I wouldn't know from firsthand experience.

Dozens of these residents cited firsthand experience.