Sentence examples for tacit the from inspiring English sources

When data is transformed into knowledge, irrespective of whether it is explicit or tacit, the knowledge should be integrated with the systems' lifecycle.

The more tacit the hint, the less we are likely to smirk, and, to be fair, Fontaine — who co-wrote the screenplay with her Camille Fontaine* — proceeds wherever possible by the insertion of small clues.

Financially, the accusations against the Kids Company are confusing because they are diffuse – a mixture of the open and the tacit, the illegal and the simply not done, intimation crossing assertion like smoke in a saloon bar.

If this is the tacit bargain the President is offering business, it's not a good deal for American workers.

Technically neither legal nor illegal, the practice has had the tacit approval of the California Highway Patrol and the Department of Motor Vehicles.

It has the tacit backing of the editors of the Standard and the Independent titles.

Tacitly, the Mirror favoured Corbyn standing down.

Tacitly, the accompanying question will be: Are we talking another capital campaign, and if so, when?

And that is how, tacitly, the decision is made to send their entree into the world maimed.

Tacitly, the act of being in the classroom pushes one further away from actually taking on the challenge.

One penetrating criticism of the imperial culture of the United States is tacit in the show.