expand one's knowledge

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Of course, it's always beneficial to expand one's knowledge, even if through a non-credit course that has no grades and won't count toward a degree.

An unpaid internship in any field can greatly expand one's knowledge, experience, contact base and chances of future career success.

It is one of the weird ironies of the internet that just as it can expand one's knowledge infinitely, it frequently encourages an arrested adolescence.

The device turns on instantly, runs for many months before two new AAA batteries are need, and is designed for lightning-fast searches for serious fact-seeking or simply expanding one's knowledge, settling bar bets or augmenting school textbooks.

The chapter also gives the opportunity to exercise and expand one's working knowledge with both hands-on exercises and vendor examples.

The product expands one intron.

Our study expands on this knowledge by demonstrating that such stress may be caused by comparisons of one's own outcomes to those of others.

Expanding on this knowledge could easily be improved.

Future studies can build on our efforts, as we did on previous ones, to expand our knowledge on this topic.

To expand our knowledge one could ask a second question, namely what causes the differences between symptom manifestation of ADHD in childhood and adulthood?

One participant reported that, "Today was a wonderful opportunity for me to expand my knowledge on health care reform acts currently being reviewed.