Sentence examples for in term of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The key findings reveal that in achieving the best practice in the Malaysian Construction Industries, project manager should straighten their capability in term of knowledge, skills and personal characteristics.

Patients in this position feel blocked and can't accept the diagnosis and their new health condition: in this phase the patients deny the diagnosis, appear emotionally "frozen", and totally unequipped in term of knowledge and information about their disease and the strategy to manage it (treatments, changes in life style…).

"People recognize the value of visual images in terms of knowledge and awareness," he said.

Stuart Waldman, former chairman of the Federation to Preserve, said, "In terms of knowledge and honesty she is unassailable".

He is, he laughs, "the only exotic character" in a community where "all they have in terms of knowledge of Africa is through the news on TV.

Unfortunately, the responses in the latter group didn't match the kind of textbook answers that the test was looking for in terms of knowledge or IQ.

"I will go toe to toe with almost anyone in terms of knowledge, trivia, and love of this music," he told me.

This was a gathering of underground hip-hop fans who assess one another in terms of knowledge and skills, not designer clothes and fat wallets.

Howard Rootenberg, a Los Angeles dealer, recently told me, "Richard is a notch higher than other booksellers, in terms of knowledge and experience".

"This has a knock-on effect in terms of knowledge management because people are moving on to other jobs and sectors," he said.

"It's three years since I played my last Test and I feel I've got a lot more experience in terms of knowledge of the game too and I'm more mature.