Sentence examples for Rare knowledge from inspiring English sources

In a thrilling if sadly quite rare Knowledge exclusive, Anelka explained that a career in the movies is all but guaranteed once he hangs up his boots.

The LeFraks have an increasingly rare knowledge of every aspect of the real estate business, from buying steel and building foundations to marketing.

Institutional memory is weak and middle managers rare: "knowledge generation" appears to be split between individual entrepreneurs and the Valley's collective intellectual infrastructure.

Nevertheless, medical professionals could improve the current healthcare situation through their multiplication characteristics by influencing the interdisciplinary work with nurses and/or physiotherapists regarding the chosen therapy and by spreading rare knowledge in universities, hence promoting research.

Another aim was to assess the ratio between healthcare professionals and general population in vast geographical areas, and this despite low numbers of specialised healthcare professionals with tertiary level of training to be found in this field of rare knowledge.

Due to the low prevalence of each disease, medical expertise is often rare, knowledge scarce, care offering inadequate and research limited.

Aimen Dean, a Saudi who now works as a consultant in Dubai, has an unusual perspective – and rare inside knowledge.

Though he includes so much in his vision, Saramago knows what to leave out – and how rare that knowledge is!

While watching skeleton in its cameo of Feb. 17 and 18, I seek to attain rare skeleton knowledge, view forums of skeleton fans and maybe even learn whether New York's reputed cornucopia includes the odd skeleton pub.

The bronze is a supreme example of an object that is likely to be unobtainable in the future, both because collections such as Mr. Day's are increasingly rare — the knowledge, the patience, the dedication are gone — and because when pieces of this caliber, previously unrecorded, turn up, questions are asked about the legitimacy of their acquisition.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09015.002 Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreaks are rare and knowledge of the transmission and clinical features of this disease is sparse.