Sentence examples for gain a wide knowledge from inspiring English sources
"What is clear is that throughout their school careers, pupils gain a wide knowledge of British history – from Roman Britain to the second world war".
To gain a wider knowledge of the physiological and pathological changes behind the uptake of tracers believed to describe glucose metabolism, hypoxia and blood flow, we compared the expression of multiple biochemical biomarkers with the uptake of [F]FETNIM, [F]FDG and [O]H2O as well as the patient outcome in patients with HNSCC.
Occasionally, a particularly scandalous site will gain a wider readership.
Her approach was to keep her options open by gaining a wide range of skills and knowledge that would allow her to move into a variety of positions.
The Kyser band featured serious swing arrangements but also comedic touches, and it gained a wide following with the radio and television quiz program "Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge".
De Sales understood this very well and gained a wide reputation as an exemplary preacher.
He pointed out that over the years, the drug has gained a wider exposure.
Since the 2009 H1N1 pandemic ECMO has gained a wider acceptance.
Since insurance agents usually serve one area, it's hard for them to gain wide knowledge of specific business verticals, he added.
