Sentence examples for looking at the experiences from inspiring English sources

Young also mentioned a five-year-long project, looking at the experiences of people applying for jobs.

That is why, in addition to looking at the experiences of specific groups and specific regions, I have examined the effects of supply and demand on national employment.

Currently I'm in the last few months of fieldwork, looking at the experiences of Aboriginal girls in Australian urban boarding schools incorporating a Māori girls' school as a comparison.

It's another first world war story, this time looking at the experiences of three young men serving on the western front, and linking their story with that of a young woman living today in a rural community who has just returned from a tour of battlefields.

The Dutch PhD Student Union is preparing a report looking at the experiences of students who have terminated, or considered terminating, their contracts due to problems with supervision.

After looking at the experiences of 22 sex workers in 2016, researchers in Hackney found that "SWs reported poor experiences of using mainstream sexual health services".

There's also new art and new ways of looking at the experience.

Senior British judges have been looking at the experience of some US states which, unlike California, have sentencing commissions.

Still, looking at the experience of other small Central European countries that have adopted the euro, the government may see that as an advantage.

This is the last in a series of articles looking at the experience of summer through the lives of people who create its traditions.

But, as Bridie Jabour noted, looking at the experience of Newcastle after the closure of the BHP steelworks in 1999 does give these areas some hope.