Sentence examples for either the knowledge from inspiring English sources

That pledge was made without either the knowledge or the agreement of the TAs I've spoken to.

But if you spend your whole life in one silo, you will never have either the knowledge or mental agility to do the synthesis, connect the dots, which is usually where the next great breakthrough is found".

Unfortunately, this won't work either: the knowledge economy was created by mass access to high-quality education, not by rehiring a few fired professors with a little trickle-down largesse.

(The subject domain theory will generally have been previously provided by either the knowledge base designers or by other biologists.

I don't hold either the knowledge or the mortgage on the right ways to support patients".

In an interview, Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, said none of his opponents "had either the knowledge or the vision or the foresight to condemn Rumsfeld's failed strategy, and advocate the one that's succeeding".

The actions were carried out either with the knowledge or participation of the chief executive at the time, it said.

Similarly, does one simply find water in the absence of hydrogen possible because one either suppresses the knowledge that water contains hydrogen or one does not know that water does contain hydrogen?

In either case, the knowledge of the genetic basis of the disease can be quite illuminating and lead to therapeutic development efforts.

Be sure to either have the knowledge or someone you can trust who has the skills.

"We do not believe that Iran has either the technical knowledge or the intellectual property rights" to make the fuel rods, said Catherine Ashton, the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy.