Sentence examples for knowledge to make from inspiring English sources

Many doctors, and some patients, reckon they lack the knowledge to make informed decisions.

You have to use all your knowledge to make the pieces of the puzzle fit together".

But as a culture, we have lost the will but also the knowledge to make these.

There is not enough knowledge to make sense of the torrent of genetic information being uncovered.

Organisations say they are equipping their workers with the knowledge to make the outcome as fair as possible.

John was a brilliant scientist who applied his depth of knowledge to make the world a better place.

So part of this is just using your instinctual knowledge to make it work, and sometimes you fail.

Those who were exempted from these requirements were believed to possess enough knowledge to make informed choices.

More than that, they seek to use available knowledge to make basic decisions about the value of their own lives and those of the people they love.

"He is using that kind of knowledge to make these intrusions," said Lt. Kenneth Ling, commander of the police computer unit.

Use your self-knowledge to make a decision on whether or not this works for you.