Sentence examples for loss of experience from inspiring English sources

The loss of experience impacts detrimentally on ramp-up time for new plants and on operating efficiencies for existing ones.

But, with just 31% of the children's department choosing to move, the knock-on effect of such a loss of experience is yet to be felt.

This is leading to a "dangerous loss of experience and skills that are essential to ensuring patient safety and driving up care standards," the report adds.

The longer the current crisis continues, the greater the loss of experience at the OAIC, and the more government agencies will continue to flout the principles of open government.

A former head of the UK border force said on Thursday that something had gone "badly wrong" at the Home Office with the loss of experience and knowledge of immigration as a result of departmental reorganisations.

What began as an exercise in imaginative empathy evolved into an open-ended riff on metaphysical themes: the lines between acting and being, the loss of experience in a virtual age.

He said the result has been the loss of experienced prison managers and staff, too few prison officers of any sort, wages that make it difficult to recruit and retain staff, and cuts in prisoner programmes.

Why should a loss of experiences be inherited by new generations of women who are aflame with the desire to learn, innovate and prosper?

Chacon subtly contrasts the three youths, loads the piece with wonderful authenticating detail and combines the "standard" loss of innocence with a larger loss -- of experience, the knowledge the boys might well have had in Mexico.

Still, some of us will mourn the loss of that experience.

"There's a loss of the experience of choosing your tomato, but it's clear that the stuff they sell hasn't been sitting around for a week.