Sentence examples for our subsequent experience from inspiring English sources

Here we highlight the findings from that report and our subsequent experience with a similar interactive institute in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

As mentioned earlier, the overall postoperative mortality was higher (10/43; 23.3%) in our early experience (i.e. 1985–1995) when compared to our subsequent experience (2/29; 6.9%).

And she added, with a reference to the president of Iraq, that "aspects of U.S. policy toward Iraq during its conflict with Iran appear now to have been regrettably shortsighted, especially in light of our subsequent experiences with Saddam Hussein".

In place of these paradoxes they prefer the bright, clear problems of war... Mills was assuredly a prophet of the American way of foreign policy, if our subsequent experiences in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan have any empirical value whatsoever.

In our report we looked at their subsequent experience, which was mixed, but also at five states that had made substantial strides in health outcomes in the years since then.

Our childhood and subsequent experiences live on in us.

Schwartz posits that we recall our decisions and subsequent experiences based on two factors: how the experience felt when it was at its peak – best or worst — and how we felt at the end of the experience, whether good or bad.

I can't say my subsequent experience has been flawless.

Not to mention his subsequent experience as the chief inspector of schools and then in government.

Subsequent experience in the United States and abroad confirms that more independent central banks lead to better economic outcomes.

Beliefs, prejudice and subsequent experience can all affect what is remembered.