Sentence examples for knowledge to win from inspiring English sources

Let's hope those concerned allow knowledge to win over fear.

I'm experimenting with ideas from escape rooms, where students solve puzzles requiring subject knowledge to win the game.

Mr. Richardson, in turn, has used this firsthand knowledge to win access and influence — for instance, with Mr. Clinton, who while in office was hungry for details about the country's most mysterious adversaries.

Like their Christian counterparts in the West, these men and women often use their personal biographies and charisma, rather than traditional religious knowledge, to win adherents through television appearances and packed tour schedules.

He is using it to distance himself from the Bush administration, whose handling of the war he regularly denounces, and from his Republican rivals, none of whom, he says, displayed the leadership, courage or knowledge necessary to win in Iraq.

As I've mentioned before, if computers can drive cars and master all the knowledge required to win Jeopardy, then surely it won't be long before they will be able to diagnose disease and teach high school.

Gats has a strong coaching team in Australia but none has his experience or his knowledge of how to win big matches and tournaments.

Jermaine Beckford scored the winning goal with 27 minutes to play, but Leeds faced a nervy finale in the knowledge that failure to win the game would have led to them dropping below Millwall.

Now Giteau is back in the Wallaby team, he has received the cold shoulder from Wilkinson – but says he will have his revenge after joking the Englishman has given him inside knowledge of how to win a World Cup.

"That sort of knowledge and will to win will be an excellent addition to a squad that is starting to take shape nicely".

He become a caricature of "Pinocchio," proceeding to deny facts that are public knowledge in order to win favor with voters and boost his chances to become President.