Sentence examples for greatest knowledge about from inspiring English sources
The fact that the CSR is lowest among richer urban women is unsurprising, as they would be expected to be able to access abortion services most easily and have the greatest knowledge about the availability of abortion services; that said, the extent of the shortfall in female births is remarkable.
The over 65 years age groups displayed the greatest knowledge about dietary sources, associations with sunshine and wider awareness of vitamin D, perhaps reflecting their experience of public health campaigns during their youth, and because many had researched on this in their own time following prescriptions from their general practitioner (box 3).
Mike was a repository of great knowledge about audiences and actors and the art of storytelling.
But why didn't greater knowledge about inequality translate into support for policies to ameliorate it?
"Providing a distinction between U.S. beef and imported beef could give U.S. consumers greater knowledge about the products they consume".
The Norwegian Nobel Committee praised both "for their efforts to build up and disseminate greater knowledge about man-made climate change".
Their strictness partly reflects greater knowledge about the consequences of building dams, partly the related political controversies of the 1980s.
Chemical companies are using new products and technology to respond to demands for greater knowledge about pesticides, and for greater control over them.
They have great knowledge about employment law, and are skilled and tenacious negotiators who care deeply about the people they represent.
His "substantial assistance" generated greater knowledge about the black market in fossils, a market that Bell said "was sufficiently ignored for a time" and "able to hide in plain sight".
Code breakers, he said, believed that there could be two possibilities about the encryption of the message, both of them requiring greater knowledge about the identity of those who devised or used the code.
