Sentence examples for when one knows from inspiring English sources

Avicenna defines certitude in terms of second-order belief: one is certain when one knows that what one has assented to cannot be otherwise (Black 2013b: 12013b

When one knows that less than one youngster in ten who goes to a [club] training centre goes on to have a professional career, one can understand the precarious nature of their situation and the importance of an education which prepares them for life beyond football.

The statistic, (#21 bp-kmers occurring > 1 time)/ total # of unique 21 bp kmers), can be used to generally evaluate the number of expanded or collapsed repeats, especially when one knows the expected dup-mer number (based on a known reference).

When one knows nothing, it's forever," this Einstein says, perhaps speaking of certain modern political figures.

When one knows something like that, Elena, one also knows that it isn't possible to go on living in the old way.

This is a rather chilling story when one knows that cost reductions are implemented in order to compete with Gulf rivals.

Google works best when no one knows it's there — when people are making their own decisions about which sites are useful or good.

It's not funny when no one knows the person on your T-shirt — or you, for that matter.

Civil engineers generally do their job well when no one knows they're there.

How can you have a movement when no one knows what that movement represents?

And when no one knows what the prize is for, why should anybody care?