Sentence examples for knowledge to be able from inspiring English sources

"You've got to understand the subject and have a breadth of knowledge to be able to teach it well," she says.

We need to give people the knowledge to be able to make better choices before we start making empty noises about encouraging people to eat better food.

"The private sector — people like myself, people that are allocators of capital, people that are professional analysts in the asset-management world — have the highest degree of knowledge to be able to sniff this out in a minuscule amount of time, like I did," he said.

Even John Lanchester's Capital, for instance, a work by one of the few modern novelists with sufficient knowledge to be able to explain how the modern City of London operates, sometimes reads like a collection of fiscal essays, so esoteric is the information that Lanchester is trying to get across.

Without a science of organizational design, we cannot generalize and use our accumulated knowledge to be able to design effective and efficient organizations that serve their purposes well.

Interestingly the researchers never trained the system to see through walls but it was able to "generalize its knowledge to be able to handle through-wall movement".

As already highlighted many patients lack the knowledge necessary to be able to self-advocate; an issue commonly overlooked when caring for patients with visual impairment.

In the future you may want to travel to broaden your worldly knowledge or to be able to afford a new experience such as starting a home business.

It takes a lot of knowledge about people to be able to do something like that.

Most people won't have the knowledge or interest to be able to accurately make this call.

Every parent wants their children to be healthy but they must be equipped with the knowledge and skills to be able to foster that health.