Sentence examples for because of their knowledge from inspiring English sources

Those old men milling around the bar all day, seemingly with nowhere to go, are called "the wises" because of their knowledge of the game and they bet furiously on the outcomes.

"So much of my work is with people who went into a field because of their knowledge and expertise," says Melody Templeton, a professional speaking coach in Kimberton, Pa.

Though some high-level employees may effectively be barred from competing with former employers, generally because of their knowledge of proprietary information, many others are not, regardless of what their agreements might say, according to legal experts.

The Brahmans, who have far into modern times remained a respected, traditional, and sometimes intellectual upper class, were much in demand because of their knowledge of rites and traditions.

Investigators said yesterday that the crime appeared to have been carefully planned and timed, and they thought one of the gunmen either had worked at the restaurant or knew someone who did because of their knowledge about how the place operated.

My patients and their partners were mature and thoughtful people who made the heartbreaking decision to end their pregnancies in late gestation because of their knowledge that their fetus had severe abnormalities that were either life-threatening and/or were known to cause severe disabilities, both physical and mental.

On education, too many American children are segregated into schools without standards, shuffled from grade to grade because of their age, regardless of their knowledge.

Secondly, it is possible that the interviewees did not verbalize the full extent of their knowledge because of memory limitations and the fact that not all knowledge is conscious.

Because of their specialized knowledge, the knowledge gap between experts might be larger than between residents.

Thus, there is a division between those women who prefer to be cared for by the doctor because of their "higher" knowledge and those who prefer the midwife because of their "special" knowledge.

In other words, judges obtain the right to explaining case reasoning because of their professional knowledge, while plaintiffs cannot claim their rights to determine case reasoning because of their poor legal knowledge.