Sentence examples similar to have knowledge of younger from inspiring English sources
"To be successful, do you have to understand the Premiership, do you have to understand the England culture, do you have to have knowledge of young players, do you have to have knowledge of the previous environment?
The last laugh was that players too young to have knowledge of the 1940's version sometimes tried it as a gambit and became disoriented.
But other than that, "at no time, whether in 1998 or in 2002 or any other point in time, was I made aware or did I have knowledge of Jerry Sandusky engaging in sexual misconduct with young children," Courtney said.
But we do have knowledge of squares.
But a shadow was cast on his legacy when a child sex abuse scandal erupted in November 2011, which revealed that he had knowledge of pedophilia being perpetrated on young boys by his former assistant Jerry Sandusky and did not act on this information to the extent that he could have.
None of them knew that for months a team of Enquirer reporters, living in Young's gated community, watched Hunter and Young daily and had knowledge of Hunter often dining at the Young's house.
Non-use of qualitative techniques in research on this subject has limited our knowledge of young people's perspectives on the most helpful forms of social support in the face of depression.
Almost a quarter of young men have never heard of AIDS, and two-thirds of young men and almost three-quarters of young women have no knowledge of symptoms of sexually transmitted illnesses.
Few nursery managers reported having adequate knowledge of nutrition for young children, although nearly 60% stated that they were aware of national guidance for children under five years of age.
The "other poems", which Poe admitted "perhaps savour too much of egotism; but they were written by one too young to have any knowledge of the world but from his own breast".
