Sentence examples for garner knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Living in a narrow space within a kind of enclosure by the veils, we try to garner knowledge of the world around us in an attempt to learn and become well-adapted humans.

Inadequate evaluation of these initiatives has resulted in failure to garner knowledge, which would facilitate the establishment of evidence-based service models, sustain and systematise them over time and facilitate transfer of successful programs.

She was at Dante's mid-point, the centre of life, when she was supposed to garner knowledge and become wise.

All parties now accept that the informant fabricated his testimony; only the source of Mr. Garner's knowledge of the cases is in dispute.

Thus, as a trade-off between cost and detail, researchers must resort to Large Eddy Simulation (LES) to garner thorough knowledge of WFA, which could in succession help the industry improve engineering models.

What the courts in Garner v Burr shared was a knowledge of the meaning of the word 'vehicle', and what they disagreed over was the effect of the statute.

None of the suspects or their contacts were identified by name, and nobody was detained during the raids in Germany and Belgium, which the prosecutor's office said were intended to garner evidence of plans and preparations for attacks and knowledge of how "terrorism motivated by radical Islam" is financed.

Winkfield put his knowledge of racehorses to use by age 16, quickly garnering attention.

Armed with a budget and Gaia's knowledge of Street Artists on the scene, the team was able to garner a wide collection of talents to create murals.

How much authority the committee, Mr. Carroll or General Garner would have over the oil industry still has to be worked out, said people with knowledge of the plans.

"It was clear to me that she was a superior analyst, both in her knowledge of the insurance business and in her willingness to do the legwork to garner facts," Mr. Buffett said then.