Sentence examples for replaced with experience from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the post-recession world, where social discourse is subordinated absolutely to advertising and paid work is replaced with "experience".

In the experience sampling study (Experiment One) all features of the tasks were identical with the exception that 18 odd/even probes were replaced with experience sampling probes.

In fact, the scheme seems to have been replaced with unpaid work experience and increased use of paralegals.: In a survey of 630 young lawyers by the Law Society's junior lawyers division in 2014, 30% had completed between one and three months unpaid work experience, with 23% continuing for more than six months.

They're being replaced with people with less experience who may make mistakes, interpreters say.

Once the false universal of "women's experience" or "human experience" is replaced with an "analytic of women's discourses," feminist philosophers of religion can begin to consider the specific productions of positions for women, asking such questions as: "What discourses construct the middle-class white churchwoman's positions?

They also announced that their circus-like performances they already have will be replaced with more "natural" orca experiences, but critics fear the animals' living conditions will not substantially improve.

Therefore, the response scale was replaced with a simple yes/no (experienced) option in later versions, because empirical evidence revealed the primary importance of the number of experienced events.

The Californian Shamu show – in which whales dive, jump and splash guests to the demands of their trainers – is being replaced with "an all new orca experience focused on the natural environment".

Parental leave The new contract will see automatic pay increases replaced with pay increases based on experience, which the BMA says will put doctors who take parental leave at a major disadvantage.

The company is reportedly phasing out the killer whale Shamu show, which will be replaced with a new informative orca experience designed to provide a "conservation message," while being presented to customers in a more natural setting.

Inspiration or experience is replaced with the superficial information of surveillance that is recorded from the sensors and cameras.