Sentence examples for good knowledge of means from inspiring English sources

What if the public – or more precisely, millions of local experts – has good knowledge of means, but (because of misplaced entitlements, group-think or plain moral degeneracy) has no good ideas about ends?

The maternity champions are trained to deal with vulnerable situations and have a good knowledge of local services, which means they are often the first person women choose to talk to, especially as GP appointments are so short.

There was also good knowledge of transmission of the disease, sources of treatment and means of prevention in both RBA and non-RBA groups.

The development of mechanical means of landmine clearing using flail machines requires a good knowledge of load transfer and tool soil landmine interaction.

This "industrial" basis does not mean it has to be stark and unwelcoming, though a good knowledge of how to utilise these materials is essential.

The participants had a good knowledge of factors causing adhesions.

Having a good knowledge of discovery can be important.

But perfect is the enemy of good, and we certainly do have good knowledge of nutrition.

Thirty five percent of nurses had good knowledge of risk factors.

Respondents reported good knowledge of what CR entails (mean=3.42±1.15/5).

Participants reported good knowledge of medicines safety and clinical trials but little knowledge of pharmacoeconomics.