Sentence examples for unsuccessful experience from inspiring English sources

He further warned the United States, saying that America must know it should not repeat "the unsuccessful experience" of invading Iraq and attack Iran, contending that the result would be even worse in the case of Iran.

Obtained from Detroit on July 31, Farnsworth had limited and unsuccessful experience as a closer with the Tigers and the Chicago Cubs, getting only 10 saves in 31 chances.

After returning to Texas to live with his father, he graduated from Weatherford High School and later attended Bard College, which also proved to be an academically unsuccessful experience.

Jerome Bruner said this: We want students to "experience success and failure not as reward and punishment but as information". That's a marvelous way to think about reframing unsuccessful experiences: My experiment, or my essay, didn't turn out the way I had hoped, and the reason that happened offers valuable clues for how I might take a different approach tomorrow.

A review of previous unsuccessful experiences reveals the reason for the current strategy to graft cartilage defects with regenerated cartilage.

After two unsuccessful experiences, one with Columbia picture's prop men and one with the U.S. State Department, the writer decides to have the chair made for a fantastic sum.

When my wife and I were going through IVF, Jean shared her own unsuccessful experiences of this procedure in the 1950s, when the science of assisted conception was new and uncertain.

Second, the participating universities, four in the first round and then many more in the second round, will learn from both the successful and the unsuccessful experiences of other selective universities.

Community members were also cautious about sustainability, reporting that optimism was tempered by unsuccessful experiences and loss of the Action Researcher's support.

Unpleasant and unsuccessful experiences, in combination with pain increase, lead to increased pain-avoidance behaviour, which causes so-called learnt non-use.

In addition to surveys/interviews with academics that have successfully commercialized their innovations on campus, I would strongly urge the authors to include a set of individuals that have had unsuccessful experiences as well.