An "unknown, untested, thinly experienced" President who has as ambitious a domestic program as Barack Obama needs advisers who know how to get things done in Washington.
"The reason most Americans supported an unknown, untested, thinly experienced Barack Obama as president was that they were desperate for real change," Ms. Berkery writes.
But as experienced in the corporate world, it is unwritten policy -- thinly disguised as "tradition" -- that prevents the selection of appropriate, if diverse, anchors.
"The refugee response in Iraq is already thinly stretched, and close to half of the refugees are children who have experienced things no child should".
The Army, despite its highly experienced and battle-hardened officer corps, was plagued during peacetime by units which were badly paid, inadequately equipped, poorly trained and thinly spread across the vast Empire.
It was quite the contrary.In 1950, I wrote a story called "Tennis," a work of fiction, thinly veiled, that drew heavily on the struggles I wasstill experiencing in beating Fatherat singles.
Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan drew heavily from his own experiences growing up in a thinly populated area of Anatolia for the characters, if not the actual situation.
Yet now more than ever with this team, "experience" — and the Yankees have lots — seems like a thinly veiled euphemism for "old" and "injury-prone".
If England undertake a similar programme for 2019 they need to ensure they do not spread themselves so thinly again, so to gain this sort of experience will mean a total dismantling of this side immediately after this tournament.
"Selling securities generally requires a license, and experience shows that excessive touting in thinly traded and volatile markets can be an indicator of 'scalping,'pumpmp and dump' and other manipulations and frauds," Clayton writes.
My first novel, Party Girl, a not terribly popular 2007 release, was the most thinly of thinly veiled accounts of my own experiences as a celebrity wannabe in 90's Hollywood.
