Sentence examples for the suppression of knowledge from inspiring English sources

It is important to avoid language like "data" because we aren't talking about "data" — we are talking about the suppression of knowledge.

The suppression of knowledge is why things go wrong.

It is time social psychologists stopped advocating illogic and the suppression of knowledge.

Visual expertise, then, might involve not only the growth of new knowledge but also the suppression of older forms of knowledge.

There have always been those who call for the suppression of new scientific knowledge, and history has shown over and over again the value of the free exchange of ideas.

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales has also been a vocal critic of the European Court of Justice ruling, telling TechCrunch in June that it amounts to "suppression of knowledge".

Referring to the work of Dauenhauer (1980), Harley (2001c, p. 84) termed this "intentional and unintentional suppression of knowledge in maps" cartographic silence.

Suppression of knowledge weakened China during Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forwad.

These findings, taken together with recent knowledge about the suppression of PP2A-B55 activity during M phase, suggest the plausible hypothesis that the nuclear factor required for MPF could be a component of the pathway that leads to activation of Arpp19/Ensa for PP2A inhibition.

"I am repulsed by the fabrication of a case from incomplete knowledge, faulty analysis and the suppression of evidence," Mr. Morris writes.

"The security services have an interest in the suppression of such information", said the appeal court, referring to knowledge of torture and inhuman treatment.