Sentence examples for equal knowledge from inspiring English sources
Other things being equal, knowledge of the past is surely a plus.
Presley's life (1935-77) falls naturally into two parts and Peter Guralnick has now described both with equal knowledge and sensitivity.
more?) for the election.Most important, a stretched out election violates the idea that all voters should have, in theory, equal knowledge about candidates and parties in the contest.
Second, waiting until all have the chance for equal knowledge, sort pupils based on ability and interest, not parentage, into courses that assure success in fields they themselves select.
The objectives were to engage farmers in a research project as equal knowledge producers, to support the process of collective construction of improved farm strategies and to create conditions for farmers to get empowered to pursue their innovation ambitions.
"There's equal knowledge coming back from early-career scientists," agrees Liisa Kuhn, an associate professor at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington and president of the Society for Biomaterials.
Perhaps you can come up with a logic equation in which knowledge of how our enemies elicit false confessions from us equals knowledge of how to get true confessions from our enemies — actually, you really can't.
See the Open Knowledge Definition at http://www.opendefinition.org/okd/- although I dispute the idea that data necessarily equals knowledge, I still like the definition's spirit.
Fritz Loewe, whom he deemed his equal in knowledge and leadership, had several frostbitten toes and could no longer stand.
Ceteris paribus (all else being equal), a knowledge of Latin helps us appreciate John F. Kennedy's reference to our "ancient heritage".
Of George Washington, Gaynor wrote that he was "of warm blood and prone to passion," that he was "even known to have sworn like a trooper at times," that his "face was pitted" and that he "was not the equal in knowledge of history, economics and government of the men who surrounded him".
