Sentence examples for further knowing from inspiring English sources
Further knowing of the mechanisms may help in better understanding the useful effects of ENP on pulmonary immune homeostasis and/or management of inflammatory lung disease [96].
This leads to the development of a structural model of fuel consumption in the air transport industry and further knowing the relationships among the variables an optimization model will be constructed.
Another concern is whether a future Congress would be more apt to cut federal support for basic research even further, knowing that the endowment might pick up the slack.
Further, knowing the microjobs can enable the Smoothie company to microtarget unique populations and cater messaging to appeal to each.
Further, knowing that every aspect of his authority will be circumscribed not wholly by defense concerns but by political ones, and that every move he makes will be challenged and second guessed by Israelis, Palestinians and international diplomats and the NGO community, who would want this job?
So it makes sense that campaigns in this election cycle would simply push the envelope further, knowing full well that their coordination will be both near-impossible to suss out, and unlikely to carry any consequences in even a worse-case scenario.
Then there was Morrison's response to the news: he denied that a baby had been born and, further, denied knowing who Lee was.
Snapchat is particularly popular, with 18% of children claiming to have used the app and a further 11% knowing a lot about it.
And when questioned: "Did you stab Jodi on 30 June, 2003?" he again replies "No" – and further denies knowing for certain where her body would be found.
He said he did not want to rush back and risk further injury, knowing that he was not signed beyond the season.
Now that's something: Lutosławski always wanted his music to communicate with his listeners (he talked about writing music as "soul-fishing" for like-minded sensibilities in the world), but he seems to go further here, knowing that "other people" in Poland in 1983 would surely mean the symphony resonated with a broader social political discourse about freedom and repression in people's "psyches".
