People have become knowledgeable critics about the look, feel and capabilities of cellphones, portable computers and flat-screen television sets, pushing manufacturers to engage in a kind of arms race in which design is the crucial element.
Circumcision is one of many trials and ceremonies required before a youth is considered to have become knowledgeable enough to maintain and pass on the cultural traditions.
What's more, as the founders have become more knowledgeable about the needs of HR, they have learned that 80percentt of the questions cover similar topics, like vacation, sick time and expense reporting.
We have become so knowledgeable about the world, but this knowledge of the world is no more than illusion, someone else's representation of reality, but not reality itself.
What has changed over the years, Mr. Levine said, is that television viewers have become increasingly knowledgeable about the creators and producers of their favorite shows, from Steven Bochco (who helped create "Hill Street Blues," "L.A. Law" and "NYPD Blue") to David Chase (at HBO's "Sopranos") to Matthew Weiner (at AMC's "Mad Men").
Still, the impact of the Patco case may be muted, as financial institutions and their customers have become increasingly knowledgeable about computer security in the past three years.
The complex method of school funding -- financed by a mix of taxes, federal and state grants, and, increasingly, bonds -- is one reason school boards have become less knowledgeable about how the schools are spending money.
Even though my field of expertise is American and world politics, I am often invited to talk about a topic I have become quite knowledgeable about, "Science and Faith".
As of late, however, Americans have become far more knowledgeable about the many benefits of Isoflavone-rich foodsuchch as soybeans/nuts, soymilk, tofu, miso.
