Sentence examples for having less knowledge from inspiring English sources

So those who join schools having less knowledge are less likely to develop".

Having less knowledge of rights, duties, legal status and labour market position can perversely result in a higher valuation by the employer, while at the same time weakening the power of the individual worker.

Due to the HI, incidental learning is reduced, which leads amongst other things to having less knowledge about their own body, health and feelings.

For example, poor migrants had more difficulties adapting to climate change as a result of having less knowledge, less support and fewer networks, as well as less experience with floods and storms compared to local residents (23).

In a study that recorded pesticide use, widows and wives (35%% of the proxies) reported "having less knowledge of participants' pesticide use" than did sons (29 %), brothers (11 %), sisters or daughters (10%%), or other male relatives and friends (15%%) [ 56].

Variables that were associated in univariate analysis (Table  3) with lower scores on the informed subscale were not having a treatment decision at study entry, high state anxiety, accessing P3P at home, having less knowledge, and no pre-study sexual or hormonal symptoms.

Because these investors usually have less knowledge about their stocks, faster traders can make easier profits trading against them.

They simply exist in another universe; aliens occupying vast oceans of which we have less knowledge than we do of the surface of the moon.

If McCoist genuinely sanctioned summer moves for Juan Manuel Ortiz, Matt McKay and Alejandro Bedoya then he has less knowledge of the type of player required to succeed in Scotland than many would credit him with.

Mr. Cohen, of Ledbury Research, said the growth of the private concierge industry was a response to the rise of newly wealthy consumers, who often have less knowledge of luxury goods and services and limited access to them.

Part-pioneer and part-anthropologist, he was a "traveller in the undiscovered country of the poor" who brought back stories about people "of whom the public has less knowledge than of the most distant tribes of the earth".