Sentence examples for knowledge protecting from inspiring English sources

As farmers, we were bound to one place, exploiting our existing knowledge, protecting against threats from strangers.

Said to be incorporated into masterpieces by Da Vinci and Michelangelo and expressed in the proportions of the Egyptian pyramids and the Greek Parthenon, the number (which, for the record, is 1.6180339) is reputed to be among the esoteric secret knowledge protected by generations of Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Illuminati and the other societies that secretly rule the world.

But does their perceived superior knowledge protect them from the exploitation of dealers, or leave them more susceptible to swallowing any old bollocks they're fed?

But does their perceived superior knowledge protect them from the exploitation of dealers, or leave them more susceptible to swallowing anything they're fed?

Mothers with good oral health knowledge protect children from ECC.

The proposed package aims at increasing productivity (including through providing food assistance to people debilitated by hunger), enhancing knowledge and protecting and sustaining the resource base.

A silly person, full of boring knowledge and protected by some fluke from the truth about life.

Will this knowledge help protect us, or will it open the way to formulating more deadly variants?

If President Obama follows his new science directive, then teenagers will have the medicine and knowledge to protect their health — after all, that's where the science leads.

In the standard-setting phase, he said, the agency was to use the latest scientific knowledge to protect the public from the effect of air pollution.

The long-term trick will be to retain good staff so that they can apply their knowledge to protect consumers and markets over long periods.