Sentence examples for knowledge and many from inspiring English sources

There are gaps in our knowledge, and many scientific uncertainties, some of which are fundamentally unknowable.

"They have deep ecological knowledge and many cycles of these seasons.

She should have consulted Thomas Nagel's "Mortal Questions," John Rawls's "Theory of Justice," Martha C. Nussbaum's "Love's Knowledge," and many others.

FPMs can encapsulate a large amount of process knowledge and many companies have realized significant value from the use of these models in online model based applications (OMBAs).

Increasingly, mental health nurses are expected to base their clinical practice on evidence based knowledge and many of the practice traditions that have passed between generations of nurses must now be examined within this scientific context.

"My experiences as a St. Mary's College student and member of its Board of Regents provided me with the knowledge and many different perspectives to be even more successful in my career," said Shirley O. Griffin, executive vice president for Wells Fargo's Commercial Real Estate group in San Francisco.

Many providers lacked basic family planning knowledge and, in many instances, the technical competency to provide particular services.

The focus here, as with many of Udacity's other programs, is on practical knowledge and in many ways, the projects are far more important than the actual courses.

A top down econometric approach provides little guidance on policies, while a bottom up approval requires too much knowledge and too many assumptions.

Hong Kong parents often see education as a 'highly didactic business of inculcating as much knowledge and as many skills as possible in the time allowed' (Llewellyn 1982, p. 43).

Recently, while traveling to Arizona to give a diabetes workshop, I was struck again by the lack of knowledge and urgency many physicians have regarding diabetes.