Sentence examples for youth experience from inspiring English sources

How can Europe compete if its youth experience the flexibility while the old get the security?

That midfield had pretty much everything: brain, brawn, youth, experience, wit, grit, class and brass.

Blair's Youth Experience Rally of 1996 now starts to sound a little sinister.

Ferguson would look to field a blend of youth, experience and players in their mid-twenties, allied with pace and adventure, but the team under Van Gaal appears to be an untidy combination of the opposites.

Youth, experience, intellectual gifts and ties to the administration are likely to be the biggest factors with any future Obama appointees; as Tom Goldstein argued two years ago, "strong ideology" is not on the list.

Mr. Acevedo Vila, whose brochures emphasize "Youth, Experience, Capacity" (he is 42; Mr. Rosselló, 60), said that by focusing on statehood, Mr. Rosselló would ignore more pressing issues, like the economy and public education.

"My first seventeen years have been a bit different than the youth experienced by most Americans," he said.

Substantial health disparities exist with minority youth experiencing higher rates of these problems.

The study revealed that refugee youth experienced more maladjustment compared to non-refugee immigrant youth, as evinced by significantly lower psychological adaptation and poorer socio-cultural adaptation.

HR youth experienced greater activation when processing outcome, as the chances of balloon explosion increased, relative to HC youth, in ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC).

Many youth experiencing homelessness have run away from home or institutional care.