Sentence examples for knowledge talks from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, TALKS will be one of the first National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded studies to evaluate the effectiveness of combining educational and behavioral interventions with live donor financial assistance to help African Americans on the waiting list receive LDKT.

But he has not, to my knowledge, talked about the effect of the hows and whys of it.

Even slight knowledge – "talking points" type of knowledge – of every aspect of the design of your specific type of item will go a very long way.

When you've exceeded your own knowledge, talk to family members.

If explanatory talk is generally context-sensitive, and knowledge-talk is just a species of explanatory-talk, then knowledge-attributions will be context-sensitive as well.

People with knowledge of talks between Phibro and Citigroup say that Mr. Hall is quietly pushing for what is being called "a quiet divorce" from his parent company and that he has had preliminary talks with one possible suitor.

According to a source who claims knowledge of talks held between all parties, Google came in second at a price of $4B, while Microsoft will be paying $8.5B.

Let him see your artistic side by talking about your poetry one time and then show off your sports knowledge by talking about who you think is going to win the Super Bowl the next time you see him.

We all need to be more vigilant in our efforts and that means acknowledging that it is happening and making serious efforts to socialise this knowledge and talk about it with our teaching colleagues.

"To my knowledge, [Pitt talking to police] never happened.

I am saying, read it – with the kind of understanding and with the knowledge I talk about.