Sentence examples for almost no knowledge from inspiring English sources

Of the participants from SMEs, 23% of respondents reported having no, or almost no, knowledge of HE, 37% reported a response of low HE knowledge, 33% medium, 5% high and 2% expert.

"I had almost no knowledge of the Chinese.

He has almost no knowledge of, nor apparent interest in, the outside world.

"Honda's chassis engineers had almost no knowledge about how to make a Formula One car," Tanaka said.

He is not just a psychological puzzle but an epistemological one: since we have almost no knowledge of anyone like him, he goes in and out of focus.

I had almost no knowledge of that statement and I'm not sure who put it out or even what it said.

Google used to be essentially an empiricist machine, crafted with almost no intrinsic knowledge, but endowed with an enormous capacity to learn associations between individual bits of information.

So I sat incredulously alongside teacher training college students and later worked with teachers in secondary schools who had almost no academic knowledge at all beyond a swatted up syllabus if they were conscientious.

About a quarter of American voters are what political scientists call, impoliticly, "know nothings," meaning that they possess almost no general knowledge of the workings of their government, at least according to studies conducted by the American National Election Survey since 1948, during which time the know-nothing rate has barely budged.

However, although the temporal resolution of the human visual system is comparably well described, we have almost no direct knowledge about the precision of localising visual stimuli in time in the absence of correlated spatial cues.

Participants both who have accepted and not accepted the TOE speak out frankly and declare that they have almost no conceptual knowledge regarding biological evolution in the present study.