Sentence examples for knowledge to replace from inspiring English sources

Most people don't have enough nutritional knowledge to replace [foods] with other things to get the essential nutrients they need".

Sellars can abandon the myth of the given only if he gives us a positive theory of non-inferential knowledge to replace it.

The Music Quiz, the BIG Quiz uses the same magnificently self-explanatory handheld buzzers and introduces a set of general knowledge questions to replace its former music specialism.

It persistently sought to distinguish between opinion and knowledge in order to replace opinions about all things with knowledge of all things.

We have to ask, however, whether pragmatic naturalism is a method that yields genuine moral knowledge, since it seems to replace reference to knowledge of moral truth with knowledge of the practical means for resolving human conflict.

Her senior colleague, the clerk of the Australian Senate, has said officials there viewed her potential UK appointment with "disbelief and dismay" because Ms Mills did not have the constitutional knowledge or expertise to replace Sir Robert.

Nicknamed the London Whale, Mr. Iksil had a firm grasp on the trade - knowledge that is hard to replace, even though his anticipated departure is seen as sign of the bank's taking responsibility for the debacle.

Sweeney [ 6] developed the Scrub system, which employs templates and specialized knowledge of the context to replace PHI in medical records.

This wikihow is not meant to replace knowledge from a professional vet.

Each year I would argue (successfully) that to replace his knowledge would take at least two cheaper hires, whose combined salaries would actually be greater.

And much as tariffs on imported goods prop up the least efficient producers who are not forced to compete with foreign entities for our dollars, barriers to immigration slow the very work specialization so essential to wealth creation, all the while supporting workers who are able to do less than their best with full knowledge that they're difficult to replace.