Sentence examples for having slight knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Admittedly having slight knowledge of economics, Sir Alec as prime minister was unable to improve the deteriorating British balance-of-payments situation.

It turned out that she herself had some slight knowledge of the sax player.

His principal concern was the training of the artillerymen, of whom he wrote that they "had no service record, lacked discipline, and have only a slight knowledge of the ... guns which are mounted".

By the early 1790s he had "obtained a slight knowledge of the Brunonian doctrine" and obviously taken to the man he described as "the Hippocrates of the eighteenth century".

If those who run the New York prison system had the slightest knowledge of bipolar disorder, they would know that locking Jessica Lee Roger in isolation for any length of time was tantamount to handing her cyanide (Mary Beth Pfeiffer, Oct. 31).

Even if parents haven't the slightest knowledge of the work their children are doing, having them explain their work forces review and crystallization of their thoughts and work.

At 21 had slight periostitis at site of fracture".

The stronger patent regime has slight impacts on the extent and nature of knowledge transfer between transnational corporations and local part suppliers.

Lawyers seeking to get Mr Piëch to admit the slightest knowledge of the shenanigans were disappointed.

The defenders simply hung on where they could, in almost total darkness, without the slightest knowledge of ground or buildings.

Anybody with the slightest knowledge of cinema knows about Bergman's angst-ridden psychodramas expressing a Godless, loveless universe.