Sentence examples for the clear knowledge from inspiring English sources

He sent away his young sons with the clear knowledge that he might never see them again.

But the decisions at Taba were taken in the clear knowledge that any deal would be hostage to the next Israeli government and the intifada.

Du Bois's famous statement was made with the clear knowledge that many Africans living on the African continent suffered under the yoke of European colonial rule.

The Bush administration cut taxes to satisfy its wealthy base, and to appeal to middle-class voters, despite the clear knowledge that the inevitable deficits would be a heavy burden upon future generations.

But Lisa Nandy, shadow energy and climate secretary, said: "The chancellor ignored the warnings and slashed support for this important industry in the clear knowledge it would cause job losses and deter investment.

This is a rational response to the clear knowledge that we have a federal government that is doing things that are very bad and damaging to our economy and our future".

As head of the army, which tightly controlled the nuclear program, General Beg was believed to have had the clearest knowledge of what happened.

Addressing this clear knowledge gap will begin to fulfil a vital missing component in the management of acutely sick young children.

Data from clinical trials of various dosages of TMP/SMX in the critically ill population are generally lacking, forcing the clinician to prescribe the drug without clear knowledge of the appropriate regimen.

The lack of clear knowledge about the comparative characteristics of each of the sustainable-building rating systems has raised concerns.

In the withdrawal of mechanical ventilation the nurses show a clear knowledge of the relationships that make it easier.