Sentence examples for knowledge pointed from inspiring English sources

And I have a jumble of insider knowledge, pointed but cruel observation and sheer bubble-headed fatuousness that I take care not to fall into the clutches of that divine 140-character format, as alluring to a writer as the rhyme scheme of a sonnet.

This knowledge points toward specific drivers as candidate for druggable therapies.

This knowledge points out the importance of internalized resource stewardship among fishers in fishery management and can assist in developing fisheries management strategies aimed at enhancing fishers' voluntary participation.

Yet scientific laboratories have compelling reasons to do things the way they do in the cause of producing new knowledge, pointing to a sustained gap between the aims and practices of research scientists and those of risk management.

What does this knowledge point you towards, in terms of reclaiming and growing dormant or neglected parts of yourself?

*** Up the far end of Caledonian Road, opposite Pentonville prison, is the Knowledge Point school.

Until recently, Knowledge Point provided subsidized training to unemployed would-be cabdrivers through a government program.

"We are extremely pleased to be able to help keep Knowledge Point open," said Peter Johansen, chief executive of LTC.

"They are not 100percentt certain," said Derek O'Reilly, the training manager at the Knowledge Point taxi school, describing various unfortunate journeys in Manhattan courtesy of recently arrived cabdrivers.

Given Knowledge Point's crucial role in teaching cabbies, LTC, the maker of the famous black cab, has thrown the school a lifeline.

As from Monday, Knowledge Point classes will be held at LTC's Brewery road dealership, a few yards from its former location.