Sentence examples for knowledge to save from inspiring English sources

If the unfounded attacks on our work had been left unanswered by the National Institutes of Health, it would have crippled research and hindered the use of scientific knowledge to save lives.

Published in 1826, when the author was twenty-eight, "The Last Man" is set in the twenty-first century, when only one man endures, the lone survivor of a terrible plague, having failed — for all his imagination, for all his knowledge — to save the life of a single person.

It concludes that "many African governments are currently under-utilising existing scientific knowledge to save lives".

This rather drastic conclusion is quite unusual in Jewish philosophy; prior to Ibn Daud no Jewish philosopher was prepared to limit God's knowledge to save the notion of free will.

We freely share our discoveries so that doctors and scientists can use that knowledge to save children in communities everywhere.

St . Judefreely shares the discoveries it makes, and every child saved at St . Judemeans doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children.

Knowledge of how to save seeds has largely been lost by amateur gardeners and today many of us assume that they are something you have to buy in packets from seed suppliers.

It empowers women to use simple medical knowledge and skills to save their newborns.

Americans' knowledge of how to save water isn't exactly spot-on.

Yet even with adequate knowledge of how to save energy and a professed desire to do so, many consumers still fail to take noticeable steps towards energy efficiency and conservation.

Mothers are often the first to witness and respond to an overdose, so they need to have the knowledge and tools to save a loved one's life.