Sentence examples for share first hand from inspiring English sources

Considering each is a business coaching client, I can share first hand that each has not only experienced strong growth, but in a relatively short time frame (1-3 years) has radically decreased their companies' reliance on them the owner.

Boomers, of course, love bargains, and both men had this advice: Buy a time share second hand.

Peer-to-peer models such as Australia's Clothing Exchange provide an online marketplace for users to swap and share second hand items without monetary transaction.

Each event will feature a panel discussion sharing first hand experiences and insight, followed by smaller facilitated round table discussion groups and refreshments and networking.

At Yale, we responded first by listening: listening to students willing to share first-hand accounts of their experiences on our campus.

I am also excited about the prospects for incorporating the connections that I have made into my classroom: the personal contacts I have made in Paris have said they'll come and talk to my future students and share first-hand accounts of the climate actions they're pursuing.

They set up women's social centres, and published a newspaper, The Woman's Dreadnought, which shared first-hand accounts from women of factory work, union activism and daily life at home.

He can barely afford to eat after training and shares second-hand equipment with other fighters.

In contrast, if a participant frequently shares second-hand knowledge and information in a certain virtual community, it will reduce his (or her) social cognition among all other community members.

Following the resignation letter, several women in Canadian political circles shared first-hand accounts of Clement's questionable late-night Instagram habits on social media.

Syracuse.com reports that nearly 400 students crammed into the school's Hendricks Chapel Wednesday night for a three-hour forum, sharing first-hand experiences of racism and sexism at Syracuse and voicing ideas for strategic, meaningful change.