Sentence examples for lines of experience from inspiring English sources

Even our community-based monitoring cost is also found to be along similar lines of experience elsewhere in the world (Additional file 1: Appendix S10).

According to data broken out by Scholastic exclusively for The Huffington Post, two key seniority-related questions do break down along the lines of experience: New teachers -- defined by Scholastic as teaching for fewer than four years -- were more likely to say teachers should gain the protections of tenure after fewer years.

All the more cause for joy, then, that they were facing this momentous occasion, this dividing line of experience, together.

"I always thought it makes sense to have corporate and line-of-business experience," Mr. Dimon said.

Although microwave links can be established without line-of-sight, experience suggests that at 5.8 GHz adequate performance in range and throughput can only be achieved with line-of-sight to the base station.

"Kilifi Creek" is perhaps the first in a long line of experiences through which that intrepidness will be frightened out of her.

Airbnb — which started as a marketplace for people with spare beds to connect with travelers who needed a place to stay but didn't want or couldn't afford a hotel — has expanded massively with a huge global network not just of spare beds but whole homes covering all budgets, as well as a new line of "experiences".

It is but one fleeting moment in a long line of experiences and memories.

The best art makes the shadows and oblique lines of human experience visible.

How many before the lines of sad experience vanished from my face and the hairs retracted into my nostrils?

The SeaDreams' owners cringe at the use of the word "cruise," preferring something more along the lines of "yachting experience," and you can see their point.