Sentence examples for considerable knowledge and from inspiring English sources
Dr Gerhard Gribkowsky of Bayerische Landesbank, which previously controlled formula one's commercial rights, said: "Bayerische Landesbank is pleased to sell its stake to a reputable investor with a considerable knowledge and experience in motorsport".
We apologise to UK fans waiting for the BBC1 broadcast – we know, we're putting temptation in your way – but this way we can all share your considerable knowledge and discuss the series together.
Rather than synthesizing her considerable knowledge and narrating the story of Blum's life, Chazin-Bennahum reports on her research, and the chapters often have a plodding, "one darned document after another" feel.
There is plenty of contempt for foreigners, and a villain who is cartoonish in his callousness and superiority, yet there is also considerable knowledge and appreciation of the ways Japan forces the foreigner toward self-reflection, a heightened sensitivity to gesture and an earnestness unencumbered by irony.
For sure, postdoctoral fellows gain considerable knowledge and improve their skills during their fellowship.
This study has revealed that pastoralists have considerable knowledge and experience in dealing with climatic variability.
This intelligent, studied film assumes considerable knowledge of, and sympathy for, Brecht, and it will be of little interest to those unacquainted with the writer and his times.
It requires considerable knowledge, competence and commitment for adopting actions, but also embracing risk and uncertainty (Howlett 2012).
Despite Hogarth's considerable knowledge of and borrowings from continental old masters, he remained in the last analysis English through and through.
She used her considerable knowledge, talent and influence to draw attention to areas of social injustice as she abhorred any form of inequality, prejudice or discrimination and wasn't afraid to say so.
"We will take a full part in the processes and outputs of the commission and have put the considerable knowledge, experience, research and data at the commission's disposal, whether that is drawn from the Premier League board, executive or member clubs and their staff.
