Sentences with phrase «certain amount of experience»

They have to have had some success in the capital markets industry, with a certain amount of experience, and have been out of the industry for at least two years.

The common misconception is that binary options trading and forex trading can only be done by one that has a certain amount of experience in the area.

I was actually made an honorary lieutenant colonel when I was doing court - martials [sic] when I was a barrister and so I have a certain amount of experience of the military there.»

Between us, we had acquired a certain amount of experience in business and in science writing since our postdoctoral days at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

This national certification requires a certain amount of experience and a solid knowledge of learning theory and behavioral science.

Your character, as well as any additional Fairies that you are teamed up with, will level up after earning a certain amount of experience points that grant buffs to the typical list of attributes such as Health Points (HP), Skill Points (SP), strength (STR), intelligence (INT), luck (LUK) and movement (MOV) to name a few.

With the new experience system, each enemy killed nets the player a certain amount of experience.

At the end of each day, a certain amount of experience from each of the statistics decreases.

Each stage completion and bonus objective completion gives a player a certain amount of experience points that can be used to level up the character.

A certain amount of experience can be forfeited to have more of a chance for a more powerful rune during the forging process.

Perks are gained by reaching a certain amount of experience.

Each monster you kill gives you experience and every time you reach a certain amount of experience you get to choose a perk.

Hitting enemies is now rewarded with a certain amount of experience points depending on the attack, and each time the counter goes above 999, you're awarded an additional heart, which extends the range of possible actions.

In this vein I would note that the CRTC has a certain amount of experience with disconnection rules on the telephony side, stemming from lifeline - style policy considerations.

What that means is generally you're going to be wanting to look for someone with a certain amount of experience, say, maybe at least five years.

They will vary in quality since some will screen lawyers and just list those with certain qualifications and certain amounts of experience.

But make no mistake: these are professional - level tools, and each one requires a certain amount of experience to use.

There's no magic rule that you must have a certain amount of experience or a particular level of work gravitas.

Most employers require a certain amount of experience when seeking applicants.

You'll notice that some job postings will ask for a degree or a certain amount of experience required.

It is possible to study for accountancy qualifications at an academic institution without working at the same time, but you can not normally gain membership with the professional body until you have a certain amount of experience in accountancy as well.

The Professional Level: This is meant for professionals who already have a certain amount of experience and occupy a position in their profession.

Every employer has had a certain amount of experience with both good and bad employees.

Just because your resume indicates you have a certain amount of experience and skills doesn't mean the employer will take your word for it.

When recruiters or hiring executives search these databases for candidates with a certain amount of experience — let's say 12 - 15 years — the ATS will screen out candidates who possess anything other than 12, 13, 14, or 15 years.

Depending on the certifying board used to become a cognitive behavioral psychologist, people may also need to have a certain amount of experience after a doctorate has been earned.