Sentence examples for knowledge to take from inspiring English sources

The Confucian system held that every gentleman should have enough medical knowledge to take care of his family himself, and even the best doctors had low rank.

So, if you learn nothing else from this article, at least you have one new little nugget of knowledge to take away with you.

Part of what a university can do is provide new graduates with the skills and knowledge to take them into the workplace.

Joining Fair Wear Foundation gives the tools and the knowledge to take the next step and it also gives credibility to our efforts," said Palle Stenberg, CEO at Nudie Jeans.

When Socrates exhorted us to "know thyself", it is doubtful he ever entertained the possibility that we may live in a world where others know us better than we can know ourselves, and use that knowledge to take over our agency.

She was engaged in the scientific fight to gain the time, resources and knowledge to take unproven methods and make them work, and she was waging something of a guerrilla battle along with a small band of other senior women in science against sex discrimination at M.I.T.

Moreover, a focus on published, codified knowledge fails to take into account the importance of tacit, local and collective knowledge for successfully replicating scientific results (first unknown known).

On the other hand, acquisition of knowledge seems to take place immediately after the theoretical concepts are taught.

With her updates, women gain access and the knowledge needed to take charge of their health and happiness.

It was important to create opportunities for the exchange of expert experience and knowledge and to take part in collaborative projects.

Research has indicated that there may be value in having a venue, or a social space that enables and encourages knowledge sharing to take place [ 15- 17].