Sentence examples similar to built on my knowledge from inspiring English sources

I also could attend courses to build on my knowledge and experience while I was there.

Our findings build on current knowledge by showing that family physicians perceive guideline uptake mostly according to factors that are in the control of guideline developers.

In other words, research becomes integrated with previously held knowledge, and humans build on and create knowledge through their interactions with each other.

Through close and caring relationships, teachers validate and build on students' prior knowledge and experience, making science relevant and meaningful.

The structural changes that have occurred – the shift from an industrial economy to one built on knowledge, information and automation – mean that we will never again require the same number of people working to produce the things we need.

The lingerie influences built on her knowledge of corsetry and fell naturally into the collection, Beckham explained after the show.

The foundations for London's achievements were firmly built on the knowledge and expertise of previous Olympic organisers.

I'm sorry if this comes as a disappointment, but public relations is a highly strategic profession built on trust, knowledge, relationships and good judgment – skills I'm not sure Edina ever boasted.

It is not the first veiled threat Cunha has made in a career built on his knowledge of other politicians' secrets and enhanced by his control over campaign pursestrings.

McKillop built on that knowledge of hormones to develop Casodex and Arimidex.

To enhance child outcomes such change needs to be built on research knowledge over politically driven decision-making.