Sentence examples for rather knowledge and from inspiring English sources

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.

In arguing that Maasai folk knowledge is undergoing acculturation, it may first seem contrary to claim that traditional ecological knowledge concerning rangeland health is still in practice, that rather knowledge and practice are indeed 'being lost'.

Particular attention is given to the increased potential for collaborative work that crosses international and cultural boundaries, molding studies and exercises to the interests of students and teachers rather knowledge that has recently evolved, and how this maximized use will benefit architectural education.

„I think they see us like a traditional country doctor with rather limited knowledge and seem rather ridiculous".

They tend to have unique and rather arcane knowledge and skills that enable them to carry out their hunts, but they are not often heard in hunting discussions.

The employers would naturally prefer to recruit students from within the consortium and students would not be expected to disclose their university – rather, the knowledge and skills gained on the courses would determine their employability.

Sean O'Casey's 1928 anti-imperialist, anti-war, part-realist, part-expressionist play was batted back by WB Yeats, who accused him of writing "out of your opinions" rather than knowledge, and of producing "unrelated scenes".

Unlike the SAT in the United States, the test measures basic learning skills, rather than knowledge, and the government hopes it will help increase university access among poorer students, including indigenous groups.

It is also disturbing because it shows, how, and where our politicized schools are endorsing ignorance and fear rather than knowledge and enlightenment.

One study reported that family practice teaches skills like communication and counselling rather than knowledge and that the students felt a lack of evidence based practice [ 23].

For example, we posit that learning the names of plants is not simply memorization; rather, the knowledge and skills gained through this process can promote inquiry into community structure and function and foster an intimacy between a student and nature.