Sentence examples for come from knowledge from inspiring English sources

Being awesome can come from knowledge.

A globalising world needs to be collaborative, built on trust that comes from knowledge and understanding.

For Pythagoras, true happiness came from knowledge, in particular from the order and harmony of maths.

Initial financing came from Knowledge Universe, a creation of the financier Michael Milken.

"44-45% of GDP comes from knowledge intensive services - virtually half our national wealth is generated in that sector.

A clue to the connection between SAFS tectonics and seismicity on the one hand and the distribution of serpentinite in California on the other comes from knowledge of the geologic history of California (Figures 1 and 2).

They then become, as Sowell describes, a powerful force in government because "reform through democratic legislation requires either 'public consensus or a powerful minority lobby.'" Sowell defends this influence since it comes from knowledge fairly gained and deployed.

While some ability to solve problems comes from knowledge of facts and persistence, other problem solving requires curiosity and creativity.

I need to have a sense of control that comes from knowledge of the process and that really helped me.

-The share of the U.S. economy that comes from knowledge-intensive industries has risen sharply over the past decade, reaching nearly 40percentt; no other large economy has even hit 30percentt.

Mr. Haddon, he said, so accurately portrayed the Asperger experience that it must have come from firsthand knowledge.