Sentence examples for knowledge drives from inspiring English sources

The core statement of the new growth theory is that knowledge drives growth.

The knowledge-based economy is an economy in which knowledge drives economic growth and development; hence, great investments are made in research, innovation and human and social capital (Etzkowitz 2003; Rinne and Koivula 2005).

Knowledge drives society now.

What is new, however, is the emergence of a keener understanding of precisely why and how cross-sector knowledge drives business success.

Edwards is highly rated by the Wales squad for his knowledge, drive and tendency to push them to their limits.

Had she attached herself to a better person than Bush, her knowledge, drive and poise might have been put to good use.

Until very recently rich countries could be confident that they had "knowledge driven, high value" economies while poorer countries made low value goods, competing on cost not quality.

"Maybe he did everything on his own initiative, possessed by a passion for knowledge, driven by a restless and unfocused compulsion?" he reckons.

In an increasingly knowledge driven world this leads to changes in the roles of diplomats.

This knowledge driven world is global and multidisciplinary, and is facilitated by new technologies.

The approach is both a knowledge driven and data driven one.