Sentence examples for credit knowledge from inspiring English sources

"We had the credit knowledge.

It is clear from the review of the donors' strategies that they have a great number of features in common, such as increasing the efficiency of milk producers though micro credit, knowledge transfer, empowering producers organisation, etc.

Now that the kids are back in school and taking tests I thought you should test your credit knowledge.

When it comes to your credit, knowledge is power.

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

In real life, however, ethics committees seem to stand alone, with limited resources and sometimes not enough scientific credit or knowledge to identify, and stop, the performance of irrelevant research.

He credits his knowledge of basic cooking techniques to Cooks Illustrated magazine and has since been experimenting with recipes from "Eleven Madison Park: The Cookbook" and "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" by Marcella Hazan.

Traditionally, honey collectors and wood gatherers entered the forest only with a gunin, a man credited with knowledge of charms to keep tigers at bay; but, as "Tiger Cult of the Sundarvans" notes, in recent times "more than once their tricks have been proved ineffective... to check the howling beast," particularly when gunins themselves have fallen to the tiger's paw.

Their point would be that no one (moreover) should be credited with knowledge (of the certain truth concerning the gods or the nature of all things) simply on the basis of having correctly described, perhaps even predicted, individual events as they take place (perhaps a reference to self-styled paragons of wisdom and predictors of events such as Epimenides and Pythagoras).

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".