Sentence examples for increase its knowledge from inspiring English sources

With the U.S. military currently involved in counterterror activities in 76 different countries around the world, according to Brown University's Costs of War project, it is critical for the American public to increase its knowledge about the government's military actions abroad and the resulting civilian toll.

Lincolnshire County Council said the find was unexpected and will increase its knowledge of uphill Lincoln.

The Intermediate experimental Vehicle (IXV) atmospheric re-entry demonstrator, developed within the FLPP (Future Launcher Preparatory Program) and funded by ESA, was aimed at developing a demonstration vehicle that gave Europe a unique opportunity to increase its knowledge in the field of advanced atmospheric re-entry technologies.

The Intermediate experimental Vehicle (IXV) atmospheric re-entry demonstrator, developed within the FLPP (Future Launcher Preparatory Programme) and funded by ESA, aimed at developing a demonstration vehicle that gave Europe a unique opportunity to increase its knowledge in the field of advanced atmospheric re-entry technologies.

AFHSC-GEIS will continue to fund studies that increase its knowledge of the forces and mechanisms that create resistant organisms so that the battle against antimicrobial resistance can be waged more effectively.

It's increasing its knowledge base and becoming a toolbox for definitions and references.

The results indicate that the experimental group had significantly increased its knowledge of O. viverrini (126/150 students, 84%), perceptions of disease transmission, severity, prevention and control (p<0.01).

But they seemed to allow that goodness as an end can depend on other relational properties; thus they talked as if a belief's being true, which is necessary for its being knowledge, can increase its value, while a pleasure's being that of a bad person can make it worse.

The assessment tests primarily conceptual understanding, but as explained in Methods, we have also included a few questions that test basic biological knowledge to increase its diagnostic utility.

Diffusion of innovations theory stresses that the receptive context/climate of an organization is important to incorporate innovations and increase its absorptive capacity for new knowledge.

Just look at the world around us: wars, weapons of mass destruction, pollution, the leftover junk of the backend of doing, with the planet spinning ever closer to self-destruction, even as it increases its access to knowledge to solve those problems.