Sentence examples for knowledge access to from inspiring English sources

The foreign partner provided capital, knowledge, access to international markets and jobs.

While nearly all these trips — with the exception of the two packaged cruises and the luxury trip to London (where private access to royal life is about connections, not cash) — could technically be pieced together by individual families, the value in booking through travel agents is their inside knowledge, access to discounts and, of course, the fact that they do the legwork for you.

Farmers with better resources, labour, knowledge, access to information and social capital had better coping and adaptation strategies to the declining rainfall and crop productivity.

Increasingly, nurses in Western countries express positive attitudes to complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) but lack knowledge, access to education and organisational policy to guide practice.

These external network resources were most critical for start-ups in all phases of the enterprise development through their provision of R&D knowledge, access to monetary funding, and market access.

Studies were included if they used quantitative methods to survey WWE aged 16 years or older about their knowledge, access to information, or informational needs specifically regarding epilepsy and pregnancy.

The perceived lack of both knowledge and access to knowledge among the junior clinicians needs to be addressed.

dKnowledgeability can refer to the own knowledge to complete the survey, or the knowledge and access to another person to complete the survey.

Intuitive knowledge provides access to a priori truths of which discursive knowledge can only be subsequently validated through a posteriori demonstrations (Dinani 1985; Ha'iri Yazdi 1992; Aminrazavi 1997 20033).

He offers bed, breakfast, knowledge and access to three fixed telescopes.

Many have corporate clients and can use their knowledge and access to assist them.