Sentence examples for having some knowledge from inspiring English sources

Is having some knowledge about how search engines work helpful in producing more relevant and/or accurate search results?

They are suspected of having some knowledge about the fatal shooting of NSW police employee Curtis Cheng.

"Give us some credit for having some knowledge, probably greater than your own, of who our customer base is".

"Being present with people, having some knowledge of it, being nearby -- that is not a crime in this or any other state".

I think it's a good point in my career where I'm healthy and still having the ability, but being around and having some knowledge, too.

Every statistician is familiar with the tedious "Lies, damned lies, and statistics" gibe, but the economist, writer and presenter of Radio 4's More or Less, Tim Harford, has identified the habit of some politicians as not so much lying – to lie means having some knowledge of the truth – as "bullshitting": a carefree disregard of whether the number is appropriate or not.

I have some knowledge!

He believes every child should have some knowledge of computing.

I have some knowledge of all this, incidentally.

But it can help to have some knowledge.

And she has some knowledge of its affairs.