Sentence examples for knowledge regained from inspiring English sources

However, with the recovery of part of the Sahrawi's nomadic territory, the growing reconstitution of herds and flocks, and a string of years with favourable climatic conditions, camel-associated knowledge regained importance in the public sphere.

With a little knowledge and care, we can a help our bodies overcome obstacles, prevent illness and regain health.

This provides us pathways towards a more realistic evaluation of how knowledge can regain its important role in urban planning.

The 2004 Aceh tsunami "is a warning for us to regain knowledge that is important to be passed to the next generation," Dirhamsyah says.

Rather than banishing electricity and living in the forest, with some basic knowledge, you can regain control.

5) The Historian Whilst closely related to The Alchemist, the Historian's interest lies not in ingredients but in regaining knowledge lost during the dark and blighted periods of Prohibition and the Eighties.

Therefore, the sort of knowledge that is lost and regained during a bout of akrasia cannot be called practical wisdom.

They will not remember the pure happiness of their vision because if they did the memory would grow until it overshadowed and spoiled the rest of their lives with the knowledge that it could never be regained.

However, after the 2 October 1968 student massacre at Tlatelolco, I lost interest in school, but regained my love of knowledge sometime later.

"If you switch from research to the clinic and back again there is a tapering off of your knowledge and skills which will have to be regained when you go back into research, and vice versa," he says.

Traherne seems to convey the idea that paradise can only be rediscovered and regained through reacquiring this childlike innocence a state which "precedes the knowledge of good and evil" and seems to be composed of a boundless love and wonder.