Sentence examples for minute knowledge from inspiring English sources

"The extraordinary thing with Tom is he has such a minute knowledge of every single piece of information," he says in an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip.

When Mr Cusick's local museum asked for help with an exhibition celebrating the bicentenary of the world's first rifle regiment, which mustered in Horsham in 1800, he offered minute knowledge of the sharpshooters' uniforms, training and barracks, based on decades of his private scholarly research.

According to Anders Aslund, an economist at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, DC, and author of a book on Ukraine, this 70,000-strong organisation "was considered massively corrupt and became a major impediment to business".Yet Mr Azarov is also seen as a solid manager and a safe pair of hands, with a minute knowledge of Ukraine's public finances.

They had meant well enough, the parliamentarians concluded, but even the most minute knowledge of the British economy, "combined with the profound science in all the principles of money and circulation," would not enable anyone to circulate the exact amount of money needed for "the wants of trade".

She reads Metro on the way to work, so Tom and Matt join forces to patronise her about her lamentable lack of up-to-the-minute knowledge.

As such, it tends to pull in some interesting names for interviews (such as visiting musicians Bomba Estereo and Bajofondo), but more important for visitors is the up-the-minute knowledge of the extensive troup of contributors.

Up-to-the-minute knowledge of status is essential to effective response when difficulties such as the breakdown of a machine, the shortage of required materials or components, or the absence of important employees occur.

NSF officials have long argued that rotators are important to the agency's success, because they bring up-to-the-minute knowledge of their fields.

For to-the-minute knowledge of the situation, try downloading the SOAR app, which gives the turbulence forecast.

In about ten minutes, knowledge can be transferred instantaneously and simultaneously to the whole world".

By virtue of alacrity and "the extra minute of knowledge" that birth order bestowed, Karl was the team captain.