Sentence examples for there were knowledge from inspiring English sources

It was written as if there were knowledge of this bad thing, an insurgency, that was coming up underfoot, and you had to deal with it, but you had to be careful about being too direct in calling it an insurgency and dealing with it that way, because then you would be admitting that it had always been there but you had ignored it up to that point.

That being said, there were knowledge deficits even in this patient population.

Previous survey data showed that GPs have reasonable knowledge regarding dementia but that there were knowledge gaps regarding diagnosis and management of dementia.

Because there were knowledge gaps regarding the current presence, distribution, and abundance of vectors and pathogens, disease transmission risk levels were estimated for the various scenarios based on different assumptions of vector and parasite prevalence, together with climate scenarios (Table 7).

Will there be knowledge and responsibility to go with it?

"Nothing wrong with housekeeping, but once there is knowledge of the possibility of litigation, that trumps housekeeping," said Mr. Lubet.

And instead of ignorance there is knowledge.

Initial versions of the talking points show that intelligence from the ground suggested there was knowledge of which extremists had taken part in the terror attack.

There was knowledge in there.

"Where there is knowledge or suspicion of abuse, I believe this is mostly passed on to the authorities.

Pollard says there was knowledge within BBC Vision, the TV department, of the "darker side of Jimmy Savile" at the time its tributes were broadcast.