Sentence examples for even less knowledge from inspiring English sources

This means the European regulatory authorities will have even less knowledge than they do now of the trading activities going on inside their borders.

I learned, once the world became larger than Sandra Walker and me and Worcester, Massachusetts, that we are born with few tools with which to build our little shacks of life, and we are born with even less knowledge of how to use those tools.

Think of (on average), yourself, but with even less knowledge of the musical canon than you have now, been given a song to sing you've never heard of, then told to get up in front of thousands of people, and go for it.

In tropical forests where the current study was conducted, there is even less knowledge regarding performance of MA estimation using ALS with varying plot sizes.

"At the next level, we have even less knowledge about how these cells connect, or how they're constantly reaching out, retracting or changing their strength".

It was the 1990s, when being gay and lesbian was still regarded as a "lifestyle choice" and there was even less knowledge or sympathy toward bisexuality.

We would predict, therefore, that the results in the general population would highlight even less education and knowledge of MOH.

Stewart criticizes well-meaning Western policy makers who arrive in country with notions of "capacity building" and "democratization" but little local knowledge and even less patience.

But in the age of non-specialist internet campaigning, policy can be made up in a couple of hours, on the basis of limited knowledge and even less contact with groups supposedly being helped.

Among our respondents however, especially among the unmarried women, this knowledge was even less.

Our knowledge is even less about the clinical impact of hypomethylation of PEG3 DMR and PEG1 DMR.