Sentence examples for knowledge of the new from inspiring English sources

But unlike the New York Times and the New Yorker, its journalistic standards are high enough to take an objective look at a significant contribution to our knowledge of the new economy and assign someone both unbiased and knowledgeable about the subject to write a review of Free.

What he brought to the table was an uncanny knowledge of the New Jersey political landscape".

(He would later claim that he had advance knowledge of the new e-mails).

Dr. Watson arrived in Cambridge with knowledge of the new bacterial genetics being done in the United States.

Individual performance was measured by standardized tests on employees' knowledge of the new information system.

The same question was put to all white interviewees, presumably to test their knowledge of the new arrivals.

Identify knowledge of the newest treatments of various processes.

Apparently Mr. Tommasini lacked real knowledge of how the new music director, Lorin Maazel, was selected.

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Motoatsu Sakurai, the president of the society, said, "Miwako is a well-regarded curator, who has an intimate knowledge of the New York art scene and a broad perspective of Japanese art in the global sphere".

This familiarity, coupled with a good working knowledge of the New York City and national fire code requirements, led to a smooth transition to the Fire Safety team at CUIMC.