Sentence examples for with real knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Some, including those with real knowledge of the game, are urging Minaya and the Mets to engage in a fire sale and look ahead to 2010.

By a stroke of unlucky timing, those with real knowledge of stress-related mental health problems have recently suggested that this view is, to put it politely, flawed.

The grounds for excitement stem from the fact that this old and frequently sterile dichotomy is now being fleshed out with real knowledge of how genes are controlled and how they respond to life situations.

Many of the so-called experts on Islam who churn out negative stereotypes do so, he argues, to promote support for Israel; Arab Americans with real knowledge of the subject aren't interviewed, or they are labeled as biased.

HIV+ performers and activists are crucial to the discussion, as are allies with real knowledge of the industry like Domino.

Starhawk's experience in circles over the past four decades has provided her with real knowledge of what makes effective collaboration and has shared this in her new book: "The Empowerment Manual: A Guide for Collaborative Groups".

Many of these drugs are being given to young boys with "behavior problems" with no real knowledge of their short or long-term effects.

"For too long," Mr. Klein wrote, "parents have been left out of the equation, left to pray each year that the teacher greeting their children on the first day of school is truly great, but with no real knowledge of whether that is the case, and with no recourse if it's not".

They were done without anaesthetic, with obsolete or inadequate surgical instruments, with no sterilisation, often with very poor light, on kitchen tables, by medically untrained people with no real knowledge of anatomy.

Anyone with any real knowledge of the game would have resigned after our first 10 moves.

"It shows you that his work is backed up with a real knowledge of aesthetics and sculpture".