Sentence examples for bring knowledge to bear from inspiring English sources

It will take all of us working together to bring knowledge to bear on critical questions of educational policy and practice.

That is one area where Zipcar could bring its knowledge to bear, according to Mr. Miller.

She would bring her knowledge to bear on the topic under discussion and enrich it with current and real-world examples.

As we gain confidence in the capacity of dignitarian models to bring more knowledge to bear on decision-making without weakening accountability, we can introduce them into civic affairs, first in municipal government and then at the state, regional, national, and even the global level.

The gap between research evidence and its' incorporation into practice has led to an increase in research in how to bring new knowledge to bear on everyday health care.

The scientist adds to the store of verified, systematized knowledge of the physical world; the engineer brings this knowledge to bear on practical problems.

Professor May had particular historical expertise as an analyst of intelligence-gathering failures — for several years he helped teach a course on the subject at Harvard for intelligence operatives — and he brought that knowledge to bear as a senior adviser to the Sept. 11 Commission, the bipartisan panel appointed by President George W. Bush in 2002 to examine the terrorist attacks of 2001.

In good judgment, a person brings his knowledge to bear on his actions.

"I would be supportive of bringing that  knowledge to bear".

Grainger brought his remarkable overall knowledge to bear in the textbook we edited together, Diagnostic Radiology (1986, sixth edition 2014).

"With my experience as a small business owner, including through difficult economic times, I understand the pressures and frustrations involved in trying to create jobs and I am looking forward to bringing my first-hand knowledge to bear".