Sentence examples for having a greater knowledge from inspiring English sources

Participants rating themselves as having a greater knowledge of the NHS were more likely to consent in one study [ 45].

This reflects the fact that the degree of S knowledge varies across languages, with participants having a greater knowledge of S characteristics of words in the L1 relative to the L2.

The ex-Blackpool and Norwich manager is confident he can help the club preserve their Football League status despite not having a great knowledge of the division.

"Once you have a greater knowledge of injustices happening in the world, it feels neglectful not to do anything about it," Melissa said.

Rather a small proportion selected the option "my lecturers have a greater knowledge of the subject, so I accept what has been taught to me," and an intermediate proportion opted for "no better explanation".

Because in fairness you know, Reid and Jackson and Long Susan are proving extremely evasive, so I do need someone who has a greater knowledge of them and the area than I do, or than I can bring to the table, because obviously I always have to maintain a certain degree of distance.

Silva said the FTC recommendations come from "people that live and breathe privacy policy and have a greater knowledge of the law, companies' practices and an institutional knowledge of what's happened before.

The theory is that not only would he be able to gain support among his fellow Democrats that Whitman could not, but he also has a greater knowledge of the ins and outs of Sacramento.

"I think the fans over here either have a greater knowledge of the NFL than ever before, or they have a greater thirst for knowledge than ever before," said Mark Chapman, presenter of the BBC's NFL shows and as well as the Match of the Day 2 soccer show.

Overall, trainees had a greater knowledge of the correct classification (p < 0.01).

Regarding what they "wished they knew before using MeTree©, 55/214 (25.7%) wished they had a greater knowledge of their FHH.