Sentence examples for because of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The technology industry loathes regulation, in part because of the knowledge that government interference can stifle innovation and the speed to market.

If there was urgency in her tone, it was because of the knowledge that busts have usually followed booms on Christmas Island.

The famous basic sills have received much attention because of the knowledge they provide concerning the crystallization behaviour of basic magmas.

More emotional a moment at a political convention would be hard to imagine, because of the knowledge that everyone present was silently sharing.

United were phlegmatic about the failure of Bebe, one of Ferguson's worst signings, in 2010, because of the knowledge that other clients might flow from the same well of the Mendes Gestifute agency.

Because of the knowledge of various perturbation methods that low-order approximate solution leads to high accuracy, there requires no infinite series.

It was interesting for me because, of course, the knowledge that I had of this period was all from England's perspective.

Because of logistics, the knowledge survey was not conducted in two of the districts.

They have discovered that taxi drivers have actually grown more brain cells because of all the knowledge they keep in their heads.

Everything is more beautiful because of appreciating the knowledge, and sharing it.

This is because the majority of the knowledge is maintained in the employees' heads and when they leave that knowledge walks out with them.