The phrase "accordingly knowing that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to connect two ideas but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The team made adjustments accordingly, knowing that the deadline was approaching."
Alternatives: "therefore aware that" or "consequently understanding that".
So people are forced to guess how long they might live and budget their money accordingly, knowing that one big health problem, or a year in a nursing home, could wipe it all out.
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We anticipate the equipment's inconsistencies and adjust actions accordingly,, knowing that the knobs on the hob are not always accurate but that thermometers usually are, and we know that the best way to tell how far along something is in the cooking process is to judge how it has changed physically, since it went into the pan.
Accordingly, knowing that tissue pH is not in the acid range should be enough information to conclude that global perfusion (and, for that matter, arterial oxygen content) are sufficient to meet the metabolic demands of the cells, even without knowledge of the actual values for tissue blood flow or oxygen delivery.
And I know he died knowing that".
Ryle argued that, given such differences, some cases of knowing how cannot be reduced to cases of knowing that, and, accordingly, that the kinds of knowledge expressed by the two phrases are independent of each other.
Ryle argued that, given these differences, some cases of knowing how cannot be reduced to cases of knowing that, and, accordingly, the kinds of knowledge expressed by these phrases are independent of each other.
Where was the harm in knowing that?
(Give Sting credit for knowing that).
Somehow, just knowing that helps.
It's knowing that hospitality is everywhere.
