Sentence examples for credit for knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Effectively leveraging expertise is critical to innovating and getting credit for knowledge contributions.

Polybius gave Ephorus credit for knowledge of naval warfare conditions but belittled his descriptions of certain land operations.

But "it seems highly unlikely that a subject would deserve credit for such knowledge".

"We never give them enough credit for the knowledge they have of their fellow beings".

The College for America is especially relevant for working adults, LeBlanc says, since a student who has been a self-taught bookkeeper in a family business for a decade can ace a CBE accounting course without studying, thus earning college credit for accumulated knowledge.

"Give us some credit for having some knowledge, probably greater than your own, of who our customer base is".

For students who wish to be be granted credit for specific subject knowledge based on working experience or other training.

The presumption of skill is against the educated, as they are presumed to be mineral doctors, barred by public prejudice from any credit for skill and knowledge.

But you've got to give Blagojevich credit for a kind of self-knowledge in omitting from his statement the damning last line of the stanza.

He believes that no matter how you came about your knowledge, you should get credit for it.

"Your desire for knowledge.