Sentence examples for knowledgeable part from inspiring English sources

More women entrepreneurs!' The women of the twenty-first century are no longer a traditional resource confined to the gendered sphere of the household, but an innovative and knowledgeable part of the population that contributes to economic growth.

""Sometimes I'm talking to a fan about some knowledgeable part of the game," he said.

The question was: "How strongly does this actor influence knowledge flow on family planning/reproductive health and HIV/AIDS in the Malawi health system?" This reflects the insight that one major problem in the Malawi health system is the asymmetry of information and lack of knowledge flow between the most and least knowledgeable parts of the system.

This is in line with the observations made by the experts whose probability assessments we elicited for the oesophagus network (see above), that people who are less knowledgeable about (part of) a domain and thus more uncertain, prefer to use words to express this uncertainty, rather than numbers with their seemingly precise meaning.

SSSHHH The staff was attentive and, for the most part, knowledgeable.

She's a perfect combination of friend and healer, equal parts knowledgeable authority and empathetic teacher.

I talked with knowledgeable people in all parts of the economy and reviewed the data with our economic team, and we regularly reported our thinking to the president while he was traveling.

After talking to "knowledgeable people in all parts of the economy" Mr. Paulson, speaking for the president, concluded that while "our economy is growing slower than expected...I am confident in our long-term economic strength".

This was in addition to breakfasts and a city sightseeing tour -- with one of those knowledgeable guides -- that were part of the package.

In the Bush/Ferraro debate, Bush came across as more knowledgeable about foreign policy, in part because he is more at ease with the subject.

I consider myself to be a more knowledgeable person in no small part due to where I've been and what I've learnt in those places.