limited experience

collocation in English

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limited
adjective
uk /ˈlɪm.ɪ.tɪd/ us /ˈlɪm.ɪ.t̬ɪd/
small in amount ...
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experience
noun
uk /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/ us /ɪkˈspɪr.i.əns/
(the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or ...
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Examples of limited experience

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These concerns are likely to be amplified in the third world accounting for the limitedexperience reported from these countries.
Experts, like the unwashed masses, are susceptible to error, bias, prejudice, and overgeneralization from limitedexperience.
Limitedexperience with examples suggests that permission-dependent typing may be a suitable basis for the design of practical interface specifications and tools.
However, there is limitedexperience, and therefore understanding, in how to help a decision maker make consistent decisions.
But we have already argued that such knowledge cannot be gained by induction or by temporally limitedexperience.
It is acknowledged that this is a limitedexperience, and will require long-term follow-up.
Second, it is a product of my own necessarily limitedexperience.
Most farmers have, in our observation, only limitedexperience and training in the handling of these communication processes.
Depending upon the pediatrician, he or she may have extremely limitedexperience with institutionally reared children or children from that area of the world.
First, health insurers have very limitedexperience with bargaining and information about differences in quality and efficiency across hospitals is lacking.
Our limitedexperience has shown that none of the methods is generally superior to the others.
This may be particularly difficult for young children with limitedexperience of common events.
Young workers were seen as more productive, through their adaptability to new technology, yet conversely, their more limitedexperience was accepted as a production risk.
Some recent commentary suggests that the still rather limitedexperience with self-managed community irrigation may not be as successful (even in its own terms) as the first enthusiastic reports suggested.
A degree of nurturing must occur, especially in relation to those participants who may have limited experience of participating in such activities such as voluntary agencies and community groups.
Meanwhile, channelling money into urban activities in which the indigenous community has limited experience and few connections, may be risky and unprofitable.
In the last part of the first year, infants have limitedexperience with spatial localization, especially before they have moved themselves around.
If the deity is to know of the divine necessary existence and nature, this knowledge must come from some source other than induction, other than temporally limitedexperience.
But, in my very limitedexperience, taxing masters have been vindicated.
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My limitedexperience as a part-time unestablished civil servant is that the paper tends to go round and round.
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