Sentence examples for serious experience of from inspiring English sources

None had any experience of working within the public sector, none have had any serious experience of management.

In the words of one critic, David Carne-Ross, it forces readers to come to the poem "in borrowed robes, fancy-dress medieval Christians," when, to have any sort of serious experience of it, they have to come as they are.

"Now we have serious experience of playing the most important matches.

Black women and women with less education were more likely to have had a serious experience of the hurricane.

I have had no serious experiences of violence or abuse in my blessed life.

And Hillary Clinton, the one candidate with serious policy experience of China?

It's really the basis of all language and if you're serious about the experience of music, you learn to keep both sides of your brain open and rely upon instinct rather than premeditation.

Seven children whose parent had experienced a serious life event had a later diagnosis of CD (0.33%), compared to 18 (0.27%) children without a parental experience of serious life event.

Table 3 shows that, overall, experience of serious suicidality was highest among females aged 20-29, whereas females in their 60s had fewest reports of serious suicidality (no suicidality: 97.0%, n = 1,026).

Unlike its allies – the UK, France, Spain and Israel – the US had little experience of serious terrorist attacks on its own territory.

Most of the developed world's wealth is managed by people too young to have any experience of serious economic difficulty.