Sentence examples for due knowledge from inspiring English sources

Lowth went on to use examples from Shakespeare, Milton and the King James Bible as "false syntax" illustrating errors, complaining that even "Our best authors have committed gross mistakes, for want of a due knowledge of English grammar".Perhaps the stern Victorians, at least, mastered English?

They feel there is a "right" response, a respect that is due, a knowledge that's needed before any opinion can be given.

However, we also find evidence of benefits due to knowledge diversity, particularly in the cases of truly novel combinations.

Due to knowledge deficits in government, expertise and business, regular citizens are expected to inform the elites.

This could be due to knowledge of the impact of smoking on health risk of pesticides exposure.

Rough estimates of the tag population may be available on an individual reader basis [16], or collectively due to knowledge of possible tag distribution patterns.

The former arises from the natural randomness of hydrologic processes whereas the latter are due to knowledge deficiency in model formulation and model parameter specification.

Why? It's possible that public perception was altered due to knowledge of cameras, which result in increased reporting of force.

Condom-use is misconstrued probably due to knowledge gap.

Thus, the CTA method is limited due to knowledge that cannot be verbalized in principle.

Interviewers were given a scripted interview to minimize any bias in the assessment due to knowledge of allocation.