The whole project was so utterly and knowingly absurd, built with full knowledge of its own transience: looking straight into the heart of the approaching tide.
The auxiliary dam was built, knowingly, on the Kern Canyon fault, one of many in the region.
When we read a novel, a short story or a work of non-fiction, there is often a moment when we have the feeling that we have entered a structure built, knowingly or unknowingly, by the writer.
It's what I (knowingly or not) built my entire thing around.
Names have a special significance to link information elements and as such, it is important to use them knowingly and to build tools that work with names [ 36].
"ExxonMobil's climate deceit, built on decades of knowingly false statements to federal and state officials and the public, was no garden-variety consumer fraud," said Brad Campbell, president of the Conservation Law Foundation, in a statement Thursday.
Labor recruiters in China last year knowingly provided underage workers to a supplier that built parts for products from Apple and other companies.
In other words, they built Manchurian candidates- terrorists- either knowingly or as a symptom of their illegal torture program.
That 2010 provision built on longstanding ethical guidance: "We shall not knowingly imply that interpretations should be accorded greater confidence than the data actually warrant".
In 1998, for example, a Bavarian court sentenced a former head of the German subsidiary of CompuServe, an online service, to two years in jail on charges of knowingly facilitating the dissemination of illegal pornographic pictures; the court found that he could have built electronic "firewalls" to prevent the spread of smutty material.
