Sentence examples for offering experience from inspiring English sources

The former Secretary of State is offering experience, electability, and toughness.

Members of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) will go to Rio de Janeiro in November to do that (see article).Alongside official feedback channels, though, a private industry of "Olympic gypsies" has emerged: sports consultants who travel from host city to host city offering experience in various spheres.

She's up for offering experience and advice but said she believes the future candidate needs to "find his or her own way".

Two communication teachers, 2 diversity teachers and 1 student mentioned role-play which could be a safer method of offering experience.

Merely offering experience does not seem to have been enough so the state government has now added a range of extra incentives including transport payments, language training and preparatory courses.

It seems like every hotel these days is offering "experiences".

It is, he adds, all about offering experiences to people which would not otherwise be available.

Breweries like Woodstock, it seems, are happy to oblige, offering experiences that go well beyond popping the top on a bottle of suds.

Off-screen is "a different story", reckons Crowe, as "the industry lacks faith in diverse talent, constantly offering experienced creatives more 'training schemes' rather than actual jobs".

The program for Netgear's RangeMax Next Wireless Router Gigabit Edition even takes the extra step of offering experienced users the option of skipping the guided installation.

In what may be the final frontier in extreme tourism, these outfits are offering experiences that range from a few moments of weightless wonder (most for six figures), to weeks-long Apollo mission-style adventures (for, gulp, nine).