Sentence examples for need of experience from inspiring English sources

Hot Snap, though, looks like the sort of horse for which trials were designed, desperately in need of experience but beautifully bred, full of potential and now much more likely to show her best form when it matters most.

"The public is in need of experiences that are not just voyeuristic.

In any case, you – ahem – don't need shedloads of experience – ahem – to be prime minister".

From what I've heard that's usually very hard to do being as you usually need years of experience.

Sales of charcoal bags may have risen sixfold on last year's rain-sodden summer, but it's hardly as if you need years of experience.

To get one of these internships (some I was interviewed for had more than 100 applicants) you can need years of experience, and preferably a master's degree.

You didn't need years of experience and crafts skills so much anymore.

Producers do not need decades of experience or a Rolodex of general managers, press agents, and marketing firms to be successful.

The majority of construction workers would need years of experience or at least be enrolled in apprenticeship programs, so as to discourage the hiring of cheap casual labor.

"In times of real crisis we need people of experience". That's just the kind of argument that drives term-limits advocates to distraction.

You need years of experience to know how many times to toss and dry the tea, depending on the year, plantation, weather, and demand.