Sentence examples for because of knowledge of from inspiring English sources
When the Director of the Astronomical Observatory asked Shen Kuo if the shapes of the Sun and Moon were round like balls or flat like fans, Shen Kuo explained that celestial bodies were spherical because of knowledge of waxing and waning of the Moon.
There is less confidence in ancestral cell type estimates in the period of initial increase (~2000 Ma) and better support for later estimates (1500-1000 Ma) because of knowledge of gene and structural homology among different groups of animals.
Companies encounter challenges while implementing RL because of lack of knowledge of RL among their employees.
"We hired Craig not only because of his talent but because of his knowledge of the couture customer," said Nicholas J. DeMarco, Halston's chief executive.
But he earned their respect because of his knowledge of music and also because of his personality.
Because of his knowledge of German, Marsh was commissioned in the Intelligence Corps during the war.
The death-ridden poems move us and electrify us because of our knowledge of what happened.
I was hired by CBS because of my knowledge of the game.
The NGO resolutions were carried into the succeeding conference of governments (I was a member of the Israeli delegation, invited to join because of my knowledge of apartheid).
In World War II, Mr. Scholl became an intelligence officer and, because of his knowledge of German and Japanese, interrogated prisoners of war.
