Sentence examples for our collective knowledge from inspiring English sources

When Robert E. Goff and I decided to co-author a book employing our collective knowledge of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the medical and debt collections industries to expose their inequities and shortfalls, we had no idea of the amount of work - and by that, I mean teamwork - that would be required.

The latest contribution to our collective knowledge has come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

And what would happen to our collective knowledge if by some unimaginable accident all those digital book files were erased?Fortunately there is time.

And since few of us in the West see a great deal of any Indian dance form, it all adds to our collective knowledge.

Like the plays of Shakespeare or the songs of Irving Berlin, Spock's precepts have sunk so deeply into our collective knowledge of the world that it is surprising to think that they were actually made up by someone.

I'm too busy coming to terms with the fact that I live in a culture which has delegated the task of mapping the limits of our collective knowledge to an entirely unaccountable commercial entity.

Little by little, our growing collective knowledge and skill power will reshape the world to accommodate us.

It is important in this kind of qualitative research to achieve as much variation as possible so that important themes are not missed, We therefore developed these categories based on our broad collective knowledge of the types of interventions that concern those with an interest in clinical quality.

It will focus primarily on the economics, business and finance of sports; statistical and scientific research on them; and how they interact with government, the law and society at large.Perhaps the greatest advantage conferred by writing online rather than in print is the opportunity to interact with our readers, whose collective knowledge about the sports we will cover surely dwarfs our own.

"When our individual and collective knowledge systems start to be hollowed out by market-driven knowledge production mechanisms we don't understand, and eventually can't do without, the labyrinth is upon us.

"The way we're defining 'health care' goes way beyond pills," he added, to "offer clients our collective expertise, knowledge from all the categories we work in".