It's common knowledge that if you double-park there you wouldn't get a ticket".
I'm armed with the knowledge that if it's enclosed and not causing problems, you should leave it alone," he says.
But they will do so in the knowledge that if they get it right then the rewards could be huge.
We need to act without fear, but with clear and concrete plans, in the knowledge that if Europe fails, the world is a weaker place.
It is common knowledge that if a search fails to retrieve relevant information within a couple of seconds, most surfers will click away and try someplace else.
Two stricken patients, but only one doctor, wracked with the knowledge that if something went wrong, the guilt would be hers alone.
It is common medical knowledge that if a melanoma is discovered while still very thin, it can be surgically removed and the patient cured.
Was Zimmerman secure in the knowledge that if Trayvon became angry or challenged him he could use his gun to legally defend himself?
Then it is my rule never to check in with work, in the knowledge that if something absolutely urgent comes up, my boss has my number.
Tuck's collection reminds us that the allure of tightrope walkers is partly predicated on a full knowledge of their humanity: the knowledge that if they fall not just limbs but a whole beating life will be put in danger.
To do that, they weigh carefully how much gas to buy ahead of time, locking in a price with the knowledge that, if prices fall, competitors can sell their electricity for less by using cheaper fuel bought on spot markets.
