Sentence examples for knowledgeable about the events from inspiring English sources

Republicans knowledgeable about the events said Mr. Cantor decided to withdraw from the discussions because of the continuing emphasis by Democrats on potential new revenues.

According to those knowledgeable about the events that played out over less than a week, the agreement was the product of a fast-paced series of telephone contacts, conference calls and consultations with Congressional leaders.

Both Harbottle & Lewis and News International took notice of the e-mails to and from Mr. Goodman containing those initial indications of payoffs in 2007, according to the two people knowledgeable about the events.

PAGE A10 New Twist in Leak Inquiry A conversation between Karl Rove's lawyer and a journalist led Mr. Rove to change his testimony last year to the grand jury in the C.I.A. leak case, people knowledgeable about the events said.

The field workers interviewed either the mother of the deceased or the next closest available family member who was knowledgeable about the events leading up to the death.

VA is a method of assessing probable causes of death based on an interview with the next of kin or other caregivers who were present at the time of death or who are knowledgeable about the events leading up to death.

The Internet helps you become well informed -- knowledgeable about current events, the latest controversies and important trends.

They were fast, facile, knowledgeable about current events, business, the arts, and were pretty good with their fists if they had to be.

Since these health workers were trained on HIV status disclosure to HIV- infected children and since they interacted more often with caregivers, they were considered to be knowledgeable about the HIV status disclosure events and were interviewed as key informants.

People are extremely knowledgeable about current events.

Although I like to think I was far more mature and knowledgeable about current events when I was their age, last week I had trouble remembering my first presidential vote.