Sentence examples for knowledge it would from inspiring English sources

Some speculate that he may even have voted for the US in the knowledge it would lose, thus providing the perfect cover.

If Planet Earth II consisted of nothing but miraculous creatures defying existing scientific knowledge, it would be left twisting in the wind with nothing to ground it.

The general consensus seemed to be that with good ingredients and even an inkling of cooking knowledge, it would be difficult to screw these recipes up.

The knowledge it would not have harmed the Swiss administrator's prospects of succeeding Blatter as Fifa president is unlikely to have improved his mood.

Julian Lewis, chair of the Commons defence committee, asked Fallon "whether the Saudis have explained why they used these British-supplied weapons, presumably in the knowledge it would cause considerable embarrassment to the British government".

But Lisa Nandy, shadow energy and climate secretary, said: "The chancellor ignored the warnings and slashed support for this important industry in the clear knowledge it would cause job losses and deter investment.

Other parents said that even if they wanted to shield their children from that knowledge, it probably would not work.

If they qualified their knowledge then it would be realised that they were speaking with knowledge which was second hand.

In Menashe's concise vision, the ruins are being subsumed into a natural landscape that has been biding its time, secure in the knowledge that it would win out in the end.

Nasdaq has not unveiled its plan but people with direct knowledge said it would look somewhat similar and involve a mini-auction any time a retail order came in.

PAGE C1 FEW SURPRISES AT COACHELLA As the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival wrapped up its first weekend, the question was whether the knowledge that it would be repeated a week later would make it less special.