Sentence examples for that greater knowledge from inspiring English sources
Officials are finding that greater knowledge brings greater acceptance.
According to NOAA's website, scientists hope that greater knowledge about the distribution of nets on reefs will help them understand the scope of the problem and will also be useful to help promote policy to regulate marine debris.
Of particular interest has been the effort to learn more about such processes in the Mediterranean as air-sea interactions, sediment deposition, deepwater formation, and circulation (notably as it is affected by increased salinity); there has been general agreement that greater knowledge of these processes increases the understanding of global climatic change.
Research in Malawi suggests that greater knowledge of biomedical models of mental illness may not necessarily reduce carer burden [ 50].
It may be that greater knowledge of the proposed law influenced views, but is perhaps more likely that those most opposed take a greater interest in the debate.
After all, some 50 years of research suggests that greater knowledge of a health problem is often unrelated to engagement in health behavior [ 11].
Katherine's summer work recommended ways for Energy and Environmental Services and the Parks Department to establish an integrated data management system that enables greater knowledge and governing capacity by BUFC partners.
Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, answered with his own question: "Did the advent of C-Span lead to that much greater knowledge and greater connectedness to Capitol Hill?
Indeed, immigrant parents that have greater knowledge about the French education system and greater abilities in the French language (cultural capital) are again in an advantaged position.
It is science and technology that have brought greater knowledge and freedom to the people of this world, generally over the protests of religious voices.
Usually we regard expertise as knowledge possessed by the individual about a particular area that s/he holds greater knowledge about than lay people.
