Sentence examples for back knowledge from inspiring English sources

There's a huge backstory to Helen and her family, and to carry all the back knowledge into this has been really devastating.

Profit flows from privately capturing the "external benefits" conferred by public goods, when the public sector continues to underwrite them The challenge today is to bring back knowledge and expertise into government that can drive the big missions of the future.

Missions such as Kukai's were no rarity: Between the 7th and 9th centuries alone at least 14 major Japanese delegations made the difficult journey across the East China Sea, bringing back knowledge, skills and goods that would impact every aspect of Japanese life.

Natives today are engaging in extensive cultural research to bring back knowledge, narratives, beliefs, and practices of the post-contact days with the Spanish.

Lindow theorizes that "presumably the hawk is associated with the wisdom of the eagle" and that "perhaps, like Odin's ravens, it flies off acquiring and bringing back knowledge".

And being from a disabled situation or an abuse situation, it's kind of the power that you've lost that you never knew that you lost until you get it back (Knowledge; Control) (Laura) For knowledge to be empowering, women needed the right information (content) at the right time (amount) in the right way (accessibility).

His fraud "sets back our knowledge in the field tremendously".

Copyright restrictions, trade secrets and legal concerns often hold back public knowledge about online safety.

The old man held something back, some knowledge or intimation, which made her life seem shallow by comparison — even if he was cantankerous and shaky on his legs, with his cavernous stale mouth and brown teeth.

One way it's done is by appealing to the patriotic sentiments of the hundreds of thousands of Chinese who study and live abroad to "bring back" their knowledge to serve China.

It all comes back to knowledge, and the entrepreneurship and success it breeds.