Sentence examples for knowledge better from inspiring English sources

As a man, he is not, to our knowledge, better or worse than any of us.

This process of "integration" occurs, Hartmann believes, because "the powerful new experience has been incorporated into the dreamer's emotional knowledge," better preparing him to face crises in the future.

Some educators in vocational schools support the new focus on college and academics, saying it will broaden the students' knowledge, better prepare them for work and give them an education that, with both academics and vocational training, offers them "two for the price of one".

These failures included affidavits filed without personal knowledge (better known as robo-signing), lost mortgage notes, notes that were reported as lost when they were not, and mortgages that were never properly transferred into the trust or were transferred years after the fact.

Before we go to the ends of the earth in pursuit of oil, we need deeper knowledge, better technology to prevent blowouts and to clean up after accidents, and greater expertise to protect Alaska's Arctic waters, one of our oceans' last frontiers, from grave and needless risk.

We possess more knowledge, better reflexes and — most important — the ability to discern potential intent.

However, Jensen et al. found that 6 months of clinical experience had a significant effect on the retention of Advanced Life Support ALSS) competencies [ 31] and Semeraro el al. found that anaesthesiology consultants retained newly acquired ALS-knowledge better than anaesthesiology interns [ 32].

Such knowledge will better direct research to create better models, treatments and therapies for diseases such as diabetes.

He quoted Confucius as saying: "To learn knowledge is better than to acquire knowledge but to love knowledge is better than both".

Any information we can get to improve our knowledge, the better it is".

For me, science has always been about helping people – using knowledge to better lives.