Prosecuting counsel told the judge there were discrepancies between police accounts and their knowledge of when the crates had been found.
Adventurous taste buds don't happen without immigrants and their knowledge of cuts of meat, pickling spices, and the delicious combinations thereof.
Nobody in private equity had yet thought to choose partners chiefly on the basis of their relationships with government officials and their knowledge of regulated industries.
Immigrants lack the professional and social networks that native job-seekers have, and their knowledge of local markets and practices are understandably limited.
As a teacher, you need to consider the learners⿿ background, and their knowledge of English with their strengths and weaknesses.
The 'Midwife Profiling Questionnaire′ (MidProQ) measures women's preferred perinatal care professional and their knowledge of midwives' legal competences.
In other words, the incumbents are using their existing business relationships, and their knowledge of how much big business values peace of mind.
Once there, they have to use their wits and charm, and their knowledge of the movie-within-the-movie's plot, to escape back to their own world.
Despite their adept use of swift horses and their knowledge of the terrain, the Apache were eventually outmatched by the superior arms of American troops.
Influences on this rate include minimum wage legislation, the workers' standard of living, their appraisal of the employment situation, and their knowledge of rates paid to others.
The relationship between willingness to pay (WTP) of the residents for tackling smog pollution and their knowledge of the health hazard of smog was also explored.
