My interest in this subject stems partly from personal experience.

Winston Washington shared his personal experience, also on Facebook

I can testify from personal experience that investors would flock to Greece once the debt overhang was removed.

Please tell us your personal and close experience on this.

Personal experience usually refutes the link between mental illness and violence.

The blogger relates her personal experience with her mother, who has donned black from head to toe for 28 years.

It seems that most of the publishers are vampires in Egypt and this I am saying from a personal experience.

Based on my personal experience, Rowhani is a polite and open character.

So that's one of the reasons, from a personal experience, that I say let's channel these resources we get into something productive.

Here I am interested with my personal experience of being interested in his mysterious charisma. ...

My interest in this subject stems partly from personal experience. My homeland, South Korea, has suffered the ravages of conventional war and faced threats from nuclear weapons and other WMD.

People write me about their personal experience, and about their examples, and what they disagree, and nuances.

Without personal experience of China s recent traumatic history, the next generation will be more confident and assertive.

Referring to her personal experience as Chair, she underlined that the process had reached a critical point.

We know from international experience that online shopping undermines hypermarkets more than neighborhood stores, which often offer home delivery, credit, and the reassuring familiarity of personal relationships.

We learn from experience that men never learn anything from experience.

A total of 160 experts from 51 countries and 32 participants from organizations ranging from local to international, and representing all geographical regions and a wide range of experience, participated in the Interlaken Workshop in their personal capacity.

A total of 160 experts from 51 countries and 32 participants from local to international organizations, representing all geographic regions and a wide range of experience, participated in the Workshop in their personal capacity.2

It also transpires from the research results invoked by the authors, and from their personal experience that the subject has elements that are not perceived by them as being imparted in a neutral and objective way.

He couldn't free himself from personal problems and personal evils that included murder and adultery.

Although she lacks formal political or diplomatic experience, her personal connections, particularly to Obama, will have great significance for US Japan relations.

A photo shared on My Stealthy Freedom Facebook page.One woman shares a photo and a personal experience on the campaign's Facebook page

Based on his personal experience as a reporter in Mexico, Ridgecity wrote about how the death of a fellow reporter touched him

This proposal intends to take advantage of existing experience and to promote personal and institutional synergetic effort oriented towards the project objectives.

And that, to me, that personal experience was the first time in my life that the mindset I grew up with was changed.

To illustrate this point, I draw on my personal experience as the care giver for my wife, who suffers from a severe neurodegenerative disorder that has impaired her memory and motor functions, restricting her independence.

In my theory, language evolves in such a way that sounds match, correspond with, the subjective, with the personal, intuitive experience of the listener.

Indian theories about the atom are abstract and enmeshed in philosophy as they were based on logic and not on personal experience or experimentation.

These may include experience, personal characteristics, core competencies, availability, diversity, age, specific skills (e.g. the understanding of particular technologies), international background, and so on.

Can they really be so stupid as to get mixed up by these ratios? Speaking from personal experience, I have to say that they can, because even I, a professional economist, have occasionally had to stop myself from making exactly the same error.

First, we commend the Secretary General for his report, which reflects his personal experience, strength of conviction and understanding of the Charter of the Organization.

Others, too, can benefit from its experience.

We know from experience that competition works.

We learned a lot from that experience.

A personal experience, when I was at MIT computer taking up about the size of this room, less powerful than the computer in your cell phone.

Stacey Kramer offers a moving, personal, 3 minute parable that shows how an unwanted experience frightening, traumatic, costly can turn out to be a priceless gift.

I have personal experience of how quickly China can move when it sees its all weather friend (Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Gilani s phrase) in extreme distress.

Chamberlain s belief that Britain was not yet ready for war with Nazi Germany, and that diplomacy and compromise were safer options, was in fact shared by many Europeans, who knew from personal experience the horrible consequences of war.

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He has also been writing of his own personal experience, for the past five years, of battling HIV and non Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of blood cancer.

Make no mistake I have enough personal experience to be able to state that the staff of this Organization is, generally speaking, highly competent, dedicated and professional.

I can testify from personal experience that investors would flock to Greece once the debt overhang was removed. But the official sector cannot write down its debt, because that would violate a number of taboos, particularly for the ECB.

Students who have test anxiety may experience any of the following the association of grades with personal worth fear of embarrassment by a teacher fear of alienation from parents or friends time pressures or feeling a loss of control.

Pinker argues that enhanced powers of reasoning give us the ability to detach ourselves from our immediate experience and from our personal or parochial perspective, and frame our ideas in more abstract, universal terms. This, in turn, leads to better moral commitments, including avoidance of violence.

Extensive UNICEF experience in countries, reinforced by the experience of others and evidence from effectiveness evaluations, suggests the following