Sentence examples for significantly more experienced from inspiring English sources

The Americans were also significantly more experienced in gunnery action than the Tripolitans, who preferred to attack by boarding and taking over their opponents' ships.

Like Mertesacker, Santos, who at 28 is two years older than the German, is significantly more experienced than Wenger's previous recruits in this window.

Dublin is an unforgiving venue, as England know only too well, and when a side at home and significantly more experienced start to turn the game around and threaten to win, as Ireland did with 20 minutes to go, the less experienced team might be expected to fold.

Make sure ahead of time that your opponent is not significantly more experienced than you.

In the UK 30% of women report regularly accessing explicit sexual materials and a Swedish survey of 1,835 respondents revealed that women aged 35-49 years had significantly more experience of pornography and cybersex than men of the same age.

He had significantly more experience.

How do you approach delegating and making decisions when your colleagues may have significantly more experience than you do?

Unless public relations are one of your strengths, it is in your best interest to outsource it to someone who has PR experience (preferably someone who has significantly more experience than you).

The control group had significantly more experience as practice assistants than the intervention group (Table  1).

At T1 the dropout students had significantly more experience with drinking alcohol (44.4 %) than the students who completed all three waves (30.8 %; χ = 15.83; p = .045).045

Potential limitations of the study include an operator skill mix biased towards the landmark technique, in which most operators had significantly more experience compared to the ultrasound technique.