Sentence examples for knowledge in the first from inspiring English sources

Mr Powell's clashes with Mr Bolton at the state department became common knowledge in the first four years of the Bush presidency.

For this reason, we introduced related knowledge in the first place and, lastly, proposed an Auxiliary Deployment System for IPv6 and DNSSEC to help our government to more easily promote deployment.

It serves to invite diverse populations to continually learn from one another about how each approaches the very question of "knowledge" in the first place, and how these different approaches can work together to better steward and manage the environment and natural resources.

It serves to invite diverse populations to continually learn from one another about how each approaches the very question of "knowledge" in the first place, and how these different approaches can be blended to better steward natural resources and adapt to climate change.

Brief training had been provided when I first arrived, but since I hadn't used that knowledge in the first months, I'd forgotten all about it.

Yes, man's knowledge without God is wrong, but then, you might rightly ask, is it real knowledge in the first place?

Or "There was an explosive growth in scientific knowledge in the twentieth century".

And yet when placed in the context of state of human knowledge in the seventh century, the message of the Quran unequivocally celebrates diversity and encourages engagement (li-taa-rafu in 49 13).

In a place like Timbuktu this is no small task, for it first gained an international reputation for Islamic knowledge in the fourteenth century when the great medieval empire of Mali was at its height.

Its approach, however, was significantly different in the extensiveness of Yarrell's correspondence and in the increased emphasis on scientific accuracy made possible by the rapid advance in ornithological knowledge in the nineteenth century.

Another cause of student's anxiety in initial clinical experience was the students' concern about the possibility of harming a patient through their lack of knowledge in the second year.