Sentence examples for prefer experienced from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the case of general job shortage, employers prefer experienced workers to labour market entrants with little work experience.

Rather than taking groups of graduates fresh out of college, companies are hiring according to need and prefer experienced workers or graduates with business and economics diplomas.The alarmed South Korean government decided in May to double its supplementary budget for creating jobs, up from the 238 billion won ($196m) to 500 billion won.

Torre prefers experienced players on his roster, but he said he was considering the rookies Ross Ohlendorf and José Veras for spots in the bullpen.

"I much prefer experiences to stuff," he said.

VanDerveer said she could not remember so many elite freshman point guards, though it is in her current best interest to prefer experience over youth.

"It's a unique time in retail; women prefer experiences over things," Coulter said.

Psychologically, we prefer experiences that improve over time.

Study after study shows that Millennials prefer experience above all.

Such an experiment has for example been performed to test the peer review process in the educational sciences, and clear evidence for confirmatory bias (i.e. the tendency to prefer experiences which confirm the ideas of the reviewer) was found [ 37].

It will be decided, two years from now, on whether the electorate prefers experience to charm and continuity to change.

John Locke too is "often misunderstood": he has a reputation for preferring "experience" to "innate ideas", but his main point was that the mind is not a passive receptacle but an independent agent in the construction of knowledge; and in spite of being celebrated as the architect of modern liberties, he was far from being a liberal, "even by the standards of his own times".