Sentence examples for suggests a knowledge from inspiring English sources

It's ascribing a mental disability to someone, and suggests a knowledge that we don't have.

It suggests a knowledge of the hazard ahead that can be avoided by prudent action.

Common questions around what it means to be a pastoralist indicate the ill health of pastoralism in southern Afar, and the lack of ready answers suggests a knowledge gap which exacerbates impacts and occludes solutions.

Minthorn justified AP's decision by asserting, "It's ascribing a mental disability to someone, and suggests a knowledge that we don't have".

The subjects' performance on the CSKS suggests a knowledge deficit in communication skills.

I can't swim!" Mr. Yow's body language was furtive and prerock, suggesting a knowledge of Hawaiian dancing and the way to act around nervous horses.

These results suggest a knowledge base in their memory that animals use.

They chose an amazing collection of watches and left a number of uninteresting ones, which suggests a selective knowledge".

Its underutilisation and often incorrect use within general practice appears to be related to lack of time, but also suggests a current knowledge and skills deficit.

This apparent disconnect between risk factor and disease suggests an insufficient knowledge of the cause-effect relationship between risk parameters and disease outcome.

Trump's declaration of "disaster" is premature, and his claim that "surprise" would be a more effective strategy suggests a dearth of knowledge about military strategy and risks to civilians.