Sentence examples for setting the experiences from inspiring English sources

Although addressed in a particular setting, the experiences presented in this article have relevance in a range of other health system settings given the relationships among multiple actors and the potential for conflict embedded in every health system (Frenk 1994).

It is therefore timely to reflect on 30 years of urban regeneration and to do so from a comparative perspective, setting the English experience alongside that of Germany and France.

In this small, intimate setting, the experience of music is unlike any other.

From the analysis, it can be seen that the meditative experience includes sacred and secular experiences, while in the commercial setting the experience shifts to and fro between secularism and sacredness.

He specifically designed his setup to possibly fit into a clinical setting: The experience happens quickly, as fast as a CT scan.

Being perceptive not only to what customers need in the moment, but to what they need next is what sets the Virgin experience apart.

What set the Sikh experience apart were a series of events that occurred in the 1980s that led to the demonization of the Sikh community.

Meanwhile, McLaren are recruiting the bright young talent of Sergio Pérez to set alongside the experience of Jenson Button.

But the scale of the departure and the size of Hama seem to set apart the experience there.

The present article sets out the experience of implementing a new subject called International Perspectives on Social Innovation offered to Social Work and Social Education students at a Spanish university.

M.R.: The card structure sets up the experience so that you kind of know what you're going to get when you arrive.