Sentence examples for its deep knowledge from inspiring English sources

G.E. is betting that its deep knowledge of industry will give it an edge in this software arms race.

No other novel matches its deep knowledge of the creative urge.

Leveraging its deep knowledge in solving customers' document-related problems, Xerox launched a consulting service in 2007 that helps customers publish documents, manage documentation budgets, and secure important information.

But while Bose employs hardware engineering to bolster bass, for instance, Audyssey relies on its deep knowledge of digital signal processing and electro-acoustic design to enhance sound, according to Robb Mason, director of marketing for Audyssey.

In some ways, it is the culmination of everything Google's been working to build for the past decade, combining its deep knowledge of the user — based on her Web and search history, Gmail inbox, location, voice, and repeated usage patterns — with its own vast troves of data.

In some ways, it is the culmination of everything Google's been working to build for the past decade, combining its deep knowledge of the user based on her Web and search history, Gmail inbox, location, voice, and repeated usage patterns with its own vast troves of data.

As Trump prepares to take power, Barrack's long business history in the Mideast — and his deep knowledge of its politics and its cultures — makes him a significant player in shaping Trump's thinking on the region.

We're not sure what Shimpi will be doing for Apple, but based on his deep knowledge of its products he'll probably be working in some sort of strategy role.

Mr. Levin's dismay over the settlement probably arises from his deep knowledge of WaMu and its practices.

With his deep knowledge of history, Mr. Holbrooke saw parallels.

Once more, this work showed its author's deep knowledge of this religious subject and his appreciation of its standing in the 18th century.