As his knowledge grew, so did his collection.
As my knowledge grew, so did my willingness to share it.
As her knowledge grew, Cusden began looking for a suitable manufacturer, eventually settling on a company in Suffolk.
Their knowledge grew with painstaking slowness over the years, though it began to accelerate in October 2000, after the attack on the Navy destroyer Cole.
While acknowledging the problem, Grace executives said that little was known at the time about the effects of asbestos, and that as knowledge grew, they did their best to comply with the safety standards of the day.
The fiery aerial spectacle was a commonplace in much poetry written before the last century; then, strangely, as precise scientific knowledge grew, the invocation of the spheres' music diminished.
You had only to study the previous two centuries of Florentine drawing, from the rocky pillars of Masaccio to the twisting perfection of Michelangelo, to see how knowledge grew through a contest in observation.
From that period, knowledge grew steadily as physicians relied on scientific observation, rejecting the prejudices and superstitions of previous eras, and conducted fastidious and keen studies of the physiology, anatomy, and pathology of the heart and blood vessels.
Society and its creations have become increasingly complex as our body of knowledge grew, and information retrieval technologies evolved.
But even as the group's scientific knowledge grew, they felt compelled to revisit – and correct – their earlier work.
So, for instance, The Object of Knowledge grew from the 91 pages of the first edition to the 460 pages of the sixth edition in 1928.
