Sentence examples for term experience from inspiring English sources

There has been no long term experience with the application of foundry slag in concrete production.

The term experience is usually understood to refer to ordinary physical sensations or in Hume's parlance, "impressions".

So only difference between these two groups is these people have long term experience with Hebrew and those people don't.

He claimed that on a recent job only seven or eight of the 60 men required to replace a section of track had long term experience.

Someone once told me that when one uses the term experience in this context, experience then is what you get when you don't get what you really wanted.

The American Youth Hostels, Inc. appears to have got itself into a unique jam by adopting the term "experience" in place of "tour" and "trip".

Long-term experience acquired at operational objects confirms the predictions.

Like any new, long-term experience, college requires a few investments, beyond tuition and books.

To report technical aspects and practical long-term experience with classic intrafascial supracervical hysterectomy (CISH).

"Speaking from long-term experience," he said, "it sounds to me like you better get that bill out of committee".

"But given the long-term experience, we feel that this type of diversification strategy will serve us well".