Sentence examples for wider knowledge and from inspiring English sources

Demand professional development: Donors have no problems demanding higher levels of performance, greater innovation, wider knowledge and understanding of specialisations, so do negotiate professional development as part of your contract.

While this may be essential in some clinical situations such as emergency departments, it potentially reduces the interaction between sub-specialist radiologists to the detriment of their wider knowledge and technological development.

What further auxiliary assumptions have to be made, and how reasonable are they in view of our wider knowledge and understanding?

KEMRI/CDC workers also consider themselves as of a particular class because of their wider knowledge and networks, and they have a marked identity as 'being with' KEMRI/CDC, contrasting this to working 'for government'.

An art director must have a wide knowledge and understanding of architecture.

" A great writer whose works brought wide knowledge and prestige to the literature of our language has died.

Byerly was a man of wide knowledge and much practical wisdom.

It is the work of a Greek scholar of wide knowledge and immense reading, as well as an expert naturalist.

A man of wide knowledge and interests, for many years he taught the Introduction to the Arts course for the Open University.

We have been impressed with Mr. Kerry's wide knowledge and clear thinking -- something that became more apparent once he was reined in by that two-minute debate light.

The members of the Sanhedrins had to be ordained, pious, mature in age, sound in mind and body, of wide knowledge, and of pure Jewish descent.