Sentence examples for knowledge to maintain from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's a homeowner who doesn't have the money or knowledge to maintain the building properly.

She knows instinctively what is right, like a terrifying otherworldly Nancy Mitford – and she uses this knowledge to maintain her position at the heart of whichever society she inhabits, unfazed by transition between worlds (and swapping lovers like gloves to match an outfit).

Realizing that my facial skin was sensitive to subtle differences in emission of heat from various combinations of light beams, I came to correlate and memorize the patterns of heat and action established during rehearsal and used this knowledge to maintain correct changes of position during filming.

Yet, we see many energy implementation projects failing, often due to problems associated with social aspects: the product is 'misused' , there is not sufficient knowledge to maintain the technology or there is a lack of financial means or spare parts.

Moreover, while the new rulers struggled to make sense of, and thus secure desirable outcomes from the local agrarian environment, the peasants astutely used their greater environmental knowledge to maintain their habitual modes of cropping and in the process resist an initial 'improvement' project based on foreign cottons.

Traditional healers of the region have sound knowledge to maintain their livestock health by using different ethnoveterinary medicines.

So is the knowledge required to maintain them and build new ones, or to use the traditional forms of architecture that keep buildings cool without the need for electric air conditioning .Look at this village," said an old man I met  recently in a desert area.

Coming together for the First Salmon Ceremony, to fish communally, and to gather shellfish and other resources provided opportunities to reinforce social relations and cultural knowledge and to maintain kinship ties through feasting, trading, and other social events.

For example, core subsystems on which the majority of other subsystems build are obviously prime candidates for preservation, yet if these subsystems change continuously, picking a development period to start knowledge preservation and to maintain knowledge for over time become very hard.

In IIE, it found a partner that has the expertise and knowledge to create, maintain and administer a program that can make a difference in the lives of 15 teachers multiplied by the number of students these teachers touch.

The balance between instinct and knowledge is hard to maintain.