Sentence examples for some of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Some of the knowledge dates from Raffles's era.

At the church, during a discussion on peace and nuclear proliferation, Vanunu divulged some of the knowledge that he had gained at Dimona.

And he's working to become a Boy Scout leader – sharing some of the knowledge he learned in Basic Training and as a scout himself.

The students have all the enthusiasm and lack some of the knowledge, whereas when you get to be a consultant, you have the knowledge but can sometimes lack the enthusiasm.

Half the time I thought: "Isn't it great I can impart some of the knowledge I've learned over the years?" And the other half I felt a little bit … old!

(Chinen) The O'Farrill Family Band (Wednesday) Adam O'Farrill, a trumpeter, and Zach O'Farrill, a drummer, are promising young musicians who have internalized some of the knowledge of their father, Arturo, the prominent pianist and Latin-jazz bandleader.

Yet enough survived to preserve at least some of the knowledge and traditions of the past.The huge expansion of Soviet higher education after the war was supposed to create docile "cultural cadres".

(Chinen) O'Farrill Brothers Band (Friday) Adam O'Farrill, a trumpeter, and Zack O'Farrill, a drummer, are promising young musicians who have internalized some of the knowledge of their father, Arturo, the prominent pianist and Latin-jazz bandleader.

Humans now have both the power and at least some of the knowledge to choose what sort of planet they want to live on, rather than simply accept the climate they are given.

It can be anticipated that increasing the repertoire of genes with assigned function within the new N. punctiforme ATCC 29133 genome by ~24% might allow to fillin some of the knowledge-gaps that exist in our current understanding of the molecular processes during microbial carbon and nitrogen fixation.

Nevertheless, the results give some idea of the knowledge among nurses employed in hospitals.