Many questioned whether the voluntary sector has sufficient knowledge to deal with banking and other financial arrangements.
"Groups of students can be found in colleges discussing topics about which they don't have sufficient knowledge to form opinions and so their learning remains shallow.
It was only when I was older that I felt I grasped things like metrics, that I had the sufficient knowledge to actually write it.
AS FAR as George Bush is concerned, "Iran was dangerous, Iran is dangerous and Iran will be dangerous" if it gets sufficient knowledge to build a nuclear bomb.
The genre was so vibrant that writers like Joan Aiken and Susan Cooper could veer into "alternate history" sagas, confident their young readers would have sufficient knowledge to appreciate the subtle interplay of historical "fact" and historical fiction".
Thus, humans, using the capacity of reason, are able to discover that God exists, to identify his laws and the duties they entail, and to acquire sufficient knowledge to perform their duties and thereby to lead a happy and successful life.
Even John Lanchester's Capital, for instance, a work by one of the few modern novelists with sufficient knowledge to be able to explain how the modern City of London operates, sometimes reads like a collection of fiscal essays, so esoteric is the information that Lanchester is trying to get across.
We lack sufficient knowledge to explain this occurrence.
Furthermore, the fact of being last-year students provides them with sufficient knowledge to define their interest in surgical practice.
Most consumers likely do not have sufficient knowledge to control the many parameters of recent HDTV sets.
However MCPS tools can integrate the non-expert observers with experts possessing sufficient knowledge to make relevant inferences.
