Sentence examples similar to lend experience from inspiring English sources

Two of those recruits, Liz Wald and Sinohe Terrero both come from Etsy, lending experience in building out marketplaces.

BRAC's lending experience continues to allow it to come up with new solutions to borrower's needs such as migration loans or health insurance.

Employers could help, too, by setting more predictable schedules for part-time workers, lending experienced professionals as faculty in fields like nursing, and getting involved in governance.

The current open skies members could lend their experience and set up a trial flight.

But his future beyond that is to lend his experience as a Champions League winner to the Istanbul club Galatasaray.

For further rationalization, I take careful note of the surroundings to lend the experience the air of reportorial gravity.

And in January, Gala recruited two former Champions League winners, Didier Drogba and Wesley Sneijder, to lend their experience to the young Turks and the assorted imports on their side.

It's different to what I've done before but I know I can lend my experience and leadership qualities to Steve and make his job easier.

Saints will need Long to be available more often next season to lend his experience in a challenging period for the club.

Ask him to come on board as an adviser, perhaps to fly over for the mid-season international next June and then to lend his experience and aura to the England camp during next autumn's Four Nations in the southern hemisphere.

Working on Pinterest's discovery engine is something the founders can lend their experience to, having both built communication and community products in the past.