Sentence examples for knowledge in both from inspiring English sources
The above argument should illustrate several things, such as the sort of company I keep, the sort of things I end up saying when alcohol is involved, and the obvious limitations of my knowledge in both politics and ornithology.
Although Mr. O'Neill does not make the comparison, one is reminded of the same political mind-set that led to the famous "16 words" about an attempt by Iraq to buy yellow cake uranium in Africa that were included in the following year's State of Union, despite wide knowledge in both the C.I.A. and the State Department that the claim was based on false information.
After all, the conjunction of CP1 and CP2 precludes knowledge in both circumstances.
The aim of this program is to provide a learning environment that will enrich the participating teachers' knowledge in both contemporary topics in science or mathematics education theories.
Imagine a scenario where you told your recruiter that they need to find, hire and onboard a mobile developer with deep knowledge in both iOS and Android platforms within two weeks.
Both mechanisms have very important indirect benefits of building skills and knowledge in both landholders and the implementing agency, and building trust between the two.
"They are known to be very, very knowledge in these areas both when it comes to data but also when it comes to search in the details in that.
This is the first report to our knowledge in which both phenomena occurred together in the same eye.
There are a number of outstanding gaps in knowledge both in research and in practice in relation to how decisions are made between adaptation and mitigation strategies and what kinds of negative and positive synergies can be identified between them.
Teachers of all times have been in need of conveying their knowledge both in theoretical and in practical ways.
His colleagues in parliament and at the Guardian remembered his acerbic humour and deep wealth of political knowledge, evident both in public and private.
