Sentence examples for rather knowledge from inspiring English sources

Young people from more deprived backgrounds do not lack aspiration, but rather knowledge of the routes to realise it.

He supports the fundamental premise that it is not one's ear that is strong or weak, but rather knowledge of the music.

When I asked Barker about it, he made sure to say that no child is doomed by low birth weight; rather, knowledge of the risks should allow doctors to identify heightened vulnerability in certain children, for whom preventive measures can make a great deal of difference.

If we experience a bioterrorist attack in the 21st century, we would do well to remember that it is not just medical knowledge, government power or a strong economy that will help us survive; rather, knowledge and power must be wielded with justice, in the interests of the many, not of the few.

The method does not require the complete eigenvector set of the undamped system, but rather knowledge of only the undamped eigenpairs from which the interesting damped ones stem.

Rather, knowledge of the family of models to which the field might belong is adequate as the field model parameters can be jointly estimated.

That is why, rather than knowledge to action, this process could be qualified as "knowledge in action".

Despite the rather detailed knowledge about the functions of Ap in wing disc development, our knowledge of the mechanisms regulating ap expression is still limited.

It is a question of faith rather than knowledge.

Freelance divers, seeking salvage rather than knowledge, despoil them.

Mr. Rumsfeld obviously prefers that we arrive at such definitions out of ignorance rather than knowledge.