Sentence examples for knowledge it will be from inspiring English sources

"We would encourage people with any information about sexual abuse or who has been a victim of sexual abuse to come forward and report their concerns confident in the knowledge it will be investigated appropriately and with sensitivity".

At least they travel to Old Trafford in the knowledge it will be their embattled hosts, rather than the faded champions, who are under the acutest pressure on Monday.

Not for the first time in a World Cup year, England went to Dublin with high hopes – favourites in some minds – and came away without much other than the knowledge it will be at least another year before they get a chance of a first grand slam since 2003.

The ACC will not be focused purely on gaining knowledge; it will be focused upon applying knowledge to those of us who are ill.

We are not going to hear about it through commercial media, and by the time it's common knowledge, it will be too late....My background uniquely qualifies me to present the most anti-monied event in the most pro-monied town.

To the best of our knowledge, it will be the first study that specifically examines the impact of genital warts on incident HIV infection.

And yet despite that knowledge, it'll be no surprise to women everywhere that there remains a gendered orgasm gap.

The very fact of filming, of pointing the camera, resembles a version of a journal made with the knowledge that it will be going public; it comes attached with its own mirror and its own question mark.

I live with the daily knowledge that it will be dropped and broken quite soon".

And if you do make a mistake, there is the knowledge that it will be very public.

Every song you write has to be tempered by the knowledge that it will be redundant by Monday.