Sentence examples for knowledge takes from inspiring English sources

Knowledge takes time to diffuse, especially across specialties".

Eventually, Mr. Page hopes to be his own winemaker, but developing a palate and technical knowledge takes time.

Ross's journey into knowledge takes in more Bostrom-inspired philosophy about the nature of existence and ethical considerations about our growing digital heritage, not to mention a few good swipes at corporate greed and predator capitalism.

Those rewards are considerably enabled by academic staff whose day-to-day lives can continue in the reasonable expectation that teaching and research are not going to be diverted to that "private" space, where the furtherance and communication of knowledge takes on new meanings of belonging and exclusion.

In defending the independence of known things, new realism affirmed that in cognition "the content of knowledge, that which lies in or before the mind when knowledge takes place, is numerically identical with the thing known" (a form of direct realism).

The knowledge takes you so far, but the final arbiter is the physician, not the machine.

Last time the meetings that were public knowledge took place in the Cabinet Office and at Portcullis House.

I grew up amid all this knowledge, taking the skills surrounding me for granted.

In the 1970s the knowledge took around 23 months to complete.

Yet its simple knowledge, taken for granted from an early age, helps to establish a sense of self – your place in the scheme of things.

That little bit of knowledge took years to solidify, but, she later learned, the clues had been around all her life.