Sentence examples for knowledge most from inspiring English sources

As the Capstone relies on integration of a body of knowledge, most Capstone courses have prerequisites.

"To my knowledge, most of the fighting has stopped but there are pockets of resistance," said Le Roy.

However, according to authors' knowledge, most design and evaluation ignores the influence of error.

When people use tacit knowledge most often to solve problems, the person-to-person approach works best.

To my knowledge most of the signatories on this letter are in fact engineers (or former engineers).

The exercise was an unusual example of increasing efforts by business schools to educate students in the skills and knowledge most relevant to running hedge funds.

Absent that basic knowledge, most students are left with a kind of knee-jerk ethnocentrism that most professors do feel some need to dispel.

While we continue to push back the frontiers of knowledge, most recently in digital technology, our consciousness remains hard-wired with some very primitive storylines.

In the premodern West, where civil authorities showed little interest in and sometimes considerable antagonism toward the broad dissemination of knowledge, most encyclopedists were monastic Christians.

Lack of knowledge most often leads people to fear the worst, and in nuclear technology such perceived fears are dire indeed.

A commission spokesman said that "to the best of our knowledge" most of the uranium sent to Canada for processing was returned for use in the United States.