Sentence examples for with access to knowledge from inspiring English sources
By providing people with access to knowledge and potential markets, networks can create opportunity where none exists...
UpWest Labs aims to change this by leveling up and arming entrepreneurs with access to knowledge, people and capital.
Through such collaborative participation, organizations gain opportunities to access complementary external knowledge and other resources as collaboration with external players provides the firm with access to knowledge which it could not produce internally (Lundvall 1992).
ADEs are most commonly associated with access to knowledge and out-of-office coordination tempos (88% in total).
Strategies to increase education levels amongst men, combined with providing men with access to knowledge about maternal and child health services may contribute to increasing skilled attendance at delivery, and to the improvement of maternal health outcomes overall.
With limited access to knowledge and means to protect one's self, girls are inherently vulnerable to high-risk sexual activity [ 38].
For almost 5 billion people globalization has been associated with increased access to knowledge and technologies that improve life's prospects.
In computational terms, and with regard to access to knowledge, they are limited, but in terms of emotional intelligence they are well ahead of their silicon rivals.
Provide facilities in which several businesses can be housed (reducing overhead costs), help with networks and access to knowledge, offer some loans or grants and hey presto, the entrepreneurs will flock to you, right?
A rather more important discussion than whether one half of this indivisible whole will somehow shed the other would be about this government's seeming determination to destroy our system of public libraries and dispense with Britain's access to knowledge (especially, it seems, in prisons).
Here we are with the freest access to knowledge in history, troves of data and facts at our fingertips and HG Wells's dream of a world brain a reality, yet a tide of truthiness, propaganda and nonsense surges ever higher.
