Sentence examples for the recent experiences from inspiring English sources

Insight into the degree of acceptance by the public is important, especially in the light of the recent experiences in the Netherlands with objection to introduction of the vaccine against human papillomavirus (HPV).

It could be a fanfare for the recent experiences of the town itself.

There are very strong trade and investment links, though confidence has been damaged by the recent experiences of companies such as Shell and BP in Russia.

But some experts say a shortage of pharmaceuticals is a major potential weakness in the country's defenses against bioterrorism, and the recent experiences renewed the debate.

The executive said the network was also more prepared to accept the risk the movie studio might present because of the recent experiences of all broadcast networks with professional sports contracts, most of which have become enormous money losers.

Much of the statement smacks of the recent experiences of more southern Conservative and Lib Dem councillors and of new ministers who haven't had time to talk to those entrusted with administering planning problems over a period.

What, though, of Hitler's Germany and the recent experience of legalized euthanasia in The Netherlands?

Closer to home, the recent experience of the East Coast Mainline tells its own story.

We know how the story can go, the recent experience remains visceral.

If the recent experience of Anthony Pereira is any guide, they will.

That is demonstrated by the recent experience of another Ivy League institution, the University of Pennsylvania.