Sentence examples for has been general knowledge from inspiring English sources

The link between sex and strangulation has been general knowledge ever since the days of public hangings.

Of particular interest has been the effort to learn more about such processes in the Mediterranean as air-sea interactions, sediment deposition, deepwater formation, and circulation (notably as it is affected by increased salinity); there has been general agreement that greater knowledge of these processes increases the understanding of global climatic change.

Polygyny has been general.

The governor said it was "general knowledge" that people in Russia had taken I.M.F.

Asked why there had been no attempts to detail fees to the broader group, he said: "I think it's general knowledge".

His preference was general knowledge.

The intricacies of planetary collapse would be general knowledge.

The next round was "general" knowledge.

That's not a tip; that's general knowledge.

Rifkind told the Guardian there had been a general invitation for evidence: "It has been public knowledge for the last year that we have been conducting this inquiry.

However, since most of such knowledge is implicit, there has been no general framework to systematically describe such knowledge.