Sentence examples for elite knowledge from inspiring English sources

Truth is not an elite knowledge.

It is past time to retire the sliming of elite knowledge and education from public discourse.

Formerly rare and reserved to a small elite, knowledge has become virtually free and easily accessible.

For individuals, the opportunities and benefits the new economy offers must not be the sole domain of elite knowledge workers.

He believes this marks a change in attitude that is slowly filtering down from elite knowledge workers to manufacturing employees.Heavy lay-offs in the early 1990s, mostly the result of enthusiasm for the ephemeral fad of re-engineering, changed attitudes to work.

The evolution of a home-centered economy, in its infancy today, promises elite knowledge workers and companies an unprecedented latitude in choosing where they live and work.

Dr. Lerner, an applied mathematician, was a member of the Soviet scientific and technological elite whose knowledge landed him in a special limbo when he strayed from the flock.

Gnostics teach that a spiritual elite possesses "hidden knowledge" of the divine that places their revelations above the revelations found in scripture.

To public-health experts, climate scientists and other members of the knowledge elite, this was the model of how things should be done.

For the Turkish-educated elite, a sound knowledge of Persian language and literature remained a mark of cultural distinction well into the 19th century.

His ascent was the culmination of a shift in the balance of power in the Democratic Party that began with George McGovern in the late 1960s: the rise of the knowledge elite.