Sentence examples for knowledge to try from inspiring English sources

"The companies need that knowledge to try to develop medicines".

"I just think he did not have the knowledge to try a case at that level.

"I see it as my duty to use my experience and knowledge to try and stand for the presidency".

In some cases it is knowledge to try to get into graduate school abroad; in others, it is simply to get from the factory floor into a better gig.

In addition to the false return for Rose that Ms. Aliffi filed in 2006, she filed a tax return in Rose's name this year, without Rose's knowledge, to try to get money for herself, according to the indictment.

He's using an argument about the contextual nature of knowledge to try and ward off the plain fact that Galileo was right, and the church, and the supposedly 'inerrant' bible, wrong.

Oh, and supporting a "side-project" with Open Knowledge International to try and find every electoral boundary in the world (can you help?).

In the area of nutrition, child participants demonstrated significant increases in: nutrition knowledge, willingness to try new foods, preferences for eating fruits and vegetables and willingness to try out foods from other cultures.

For this reason, an international group of practicing physicians in the field of cosmetic surgery came together to share knowledge and to try and summarize what is published and produce some informed guidance for their colleagues.

All great artists, Zeki believes, are instinctive neuroscientists; they have an innate understanding of how the brain "sees" the world, and they are fated by this knowledge to constantly try to find a correspondent visual language.

With this knowledge South had to try to make his contract.