Sentence examples for by public knowledge of from inspiring English sources
The boom was further propelled by public knowledge of the multimillion-dollar fees paid to writers like Joe Eszterhas and Shane Black.
In last season's closing episodes, the physically fit, mentally alert Mr. Bartlet wrestled with how his chances for re-election might be affected by public knowledge of his ailment, which, until then, had been known to only a small number of aides.
My acquaintance's merriment preceded by several days any public knowledge of the latest revelation, one that is shaking Europe and global financial markets this week.
It would be more useful to promote public knowledge of the issues raised by the magazine's portrayal of history, he said.
Public knowledge of historical costume was increasing by the 19th century, though some critics disapproved, believing it weakened the plot.
Public knowledge of finance is limited.
Public knowledge of the plan would kill the project.
By the end of June, the Tennessean was reporting, "Tracy, to our knowledge, has not brought up the divorce filing [from which public knowledge of DesJarlais' scandals emerged] during the campaign".
From the names, to the specs, all the way down to the carrier the handsets would launch on — just about everything had made it into the realm of public knowledge by way of the rumor mill.
The challenges that were identified by key informants were shortages of health care providers in communities to provide ongoing care, inadequate knowledge and awareness of arthritis by local health care providers, and lack of public knowledge and awareness of arthritis.
So Sharon Dunwoody, a professor of journalism at the University of Wisconsin who studies the public understanding of science, said scientists ought not deceive themselves by thinking public knowledge equals public acceptance.
