Sentence examples for time for experiencing from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the postpartum period may be a particularly vulnerable time for experiencing harms associated with intimate partner abuse, with many prior studies emphasizing the physical effects of intimate partner abuse on maternal and child health [ 29- 31].

Naomi believes that, "Stories create the space and time necessary for experiencing possible worlds.

Gordon Brown tells the Labour party conference this is a time for experience, not a novice in No 10.

We are absorbing core funding cuts at the same time as experiencing increasing demand for our services.

I remember seeing Michael J Fox for the first time and experiencing a physical sensation that I had never experienced before.

The median follow-up time for patients not experiencing an event was 3.2 years (range: 0.3 6.3 years).

D. most days/nights, or 'most of the time' for tinnitus and experiencing a painful thumb, or 'yes, all the time' for feeling down or depressed.

The walk would give time for the experience of car parking to be flushed out of your head.

"I think it's time for my experiences, my truth, to be shared with the rest of the world".

Personally, I would prefer young people to undertake a full-time programme that includes a significant amount of time for work experience, but is also rooted in a vocational subject chosen by the student.

(The form has always required this suspension of disbelief: in the greatest of epistolary novels, Richardson's Clarissa, the heroine spends so much time writing letters you wonder she has time for any experiences).