Sentence examples for suggested knowledge from inspiring English sources

It was not known whether those test results suggested knowledge of what happened to the hard drives.

And the United States District Court in Vermont dismissed the class-action suit with prejudice, ruling that there was no evidence that suggested knowledge of the allegations by the top executives.

Concealment of the interviews suggests knowledge of their impropriety.

The fact that Judge Jackson insisted on for temporary secrecy for the interviews "made matters worse," the appeals court reasoned, because it "suggests knowledge of their impropriety".

They scoured the internet for "prescient" information in other words, online posts suggesting knowledge of the future.

Fine examples of metal casting have been found, some of them suggesting knowledge of the cire perdue (lost-wax) process, and copper statues more than half life-size are known to have existed.

For admission to a two-year master's program, prerequisite coursework includes biology, chemistry, physics and anatomy, along with electives like nutrition, biochemistry or exercise physiology that suggest knowledge and interest in the field.

And with that deep, rumbling voice, like an organ echoing in a cathedral, he sounds the way a Renaissance pope should sound: the sibilant S's, the luxurious drawn-out vowels suggesting knowledge acquired outside the seminary.

The number of project participants in general and university participants in particular positively affect performance, suggesting knowledge spillovers between project members.

On the other hand, the refrain that one who knows can give an account (logos) of what he knows suggests knowledge by description or a propositional analysis.

Participants' frequent reference to not being experienced suggests knowledge gaps contributing to a number of errors.