Sentence examples for knowledge from us from inspiring English sources

Audiences don't just want information and knowledge from us.

We entertained guests from all over the world who came to take knowledge from us in places like Timbuktu, Spain, Morocco, and even Baghdad.

But they keep that knowledge hidden from us.

"He knows a lot of their players individually as well and that knowledge from him definitely gives us an advantage and it's how we use it that's going to be crucial".

"But the computer gives us knowledge from the rest of the world, and knowledge is power".

To "glean" means to pick grain out of a threshed field — or, these days, knowledge from the air around us.

Such coverage reinforces the reservoirs of anecdotal knowledge from which most of us draw our policy conclusions.

Alcoholism (a daily intake of alcohol) could be a confounding factor, but profound knowledge from these areas tells us that alcohol consumption on a daily level is almost unknown for economic and traditional reasons.

I highlight the subject of descriptor modelling methods for rational catalyst design, and summarise some simple validation approaches that can help us separate knowledge from garbage.

After the capitalized knowledge from experience feedback processes allows us to offer corrective solutions and share best practices to address the identified performance problems.

As a result, there is no longer a compelling Government interest in stopping those of us with knowledge from sharing more information, especially when this information is likely to help allay public concerns.