Sentence examples for knowledge to defeat from inspiring English sources

They lacked the knowledge to defeat digital detectives".

A reasonable explanation is that immediate linguistic context, and lexical and background knowledge, conspire to defeat the numberless interpretation.

At a campaign appearance in November, Trump claimed he already possessed all of the knowledge he would need to defeat the so-called Islamic State.

You will have to use your knowledge and common sense to defeat this maniacal personagem.

He also explained that the torture technique known as waterboarding was particularly useful with people like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, because being able to "interrogate him effectively with these techniques was vital in giving us the knowledge we needed in order to defeat al-Qaida".

Now they are putting that knowledge to use in an effort to defeat new global rules for intellectual property.

"With our knowledge, with our education, we want to defeat them," rises the defiant young chorus from the neat rows of wooden desks.

Summon up the incredible inner store of talent, knowledge, and intuition we all have, to defeat any self-doubts and feel superhero invincible.

So I wanted to defeat my lack of knowledge, by acquiring what most of them seemed to have: an MBA.

Example: Batman can use his skill and knowledge to track and defeat the Joker.

Garrick will catch up with them sooner or later — and they've got to defeat him, or risk him changing history with his new found knowledge.