| There is great diversity of perspectives, and the debate between them enriches academic inquiry and improves the general knowledge base. |
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| The rarity of the disease has limited general knowledge of it and the symptoms it causes. |
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| To defend ourselves against black swans, general knowledge is a crucial first step. |
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| Sixty of the questions related to pharmacy subjects, and the rest were queries on general knowledge. |
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| A Bolton tax specialist is putting his general knowledge to the test by appearing on a TV quiz show. |
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| I have already outlined the common general knowledge above, but it is now necessary to consider the subject in more detail. |
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| Do you not realize that everyone at uni with a few exceptions has some level of general knowledge? |
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| It serves its purpose well as a children's educational tool, a reference book and a guide to general knowledge for all the family. |
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| Ten rounds of general knowledge questions will be asked on-air by celebrity question master and weekday morning presenter, Judi Spiers. |
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| I simply devoured books and a lot of my vocabulary and general knowledge comes from those books. |
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| On the wider front, we aim to boost our educational broadcasting by penetrating the burgeoning market of general knowledge programmes. |
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| Having a broad general knowledge is one of the most important assets for any media worker. |
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| While her general knowledge was sorely lacking, she was able to teach the rest of us many valuable lessons in other ways. |
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| Maybe we need a canon of general knowledge, some kind of bare minimum required of every school-leaver. |
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| Yeah, she's got grade A's in every O-level, but when it comes to general knowledge or being streetwise, she struggles a bit sometimes. |
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| I have a disturbing fascination with minutiae, general knowledge, pointless facts and other trivia. |
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| These are gleanings not from your run-of-the-mill general knowledge ready-reckoner, but rather from a directory of, by and perhaps for doctors. |
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| Questions were geared both to general knowledge and to specific points requiring the use of visual and aural memory. |
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| With a general knowledge of this information, the commander is prepared to shift his recon focus rapidly during execution. |
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| Their extempore skills, general knowledge and other talents were brushed up to match the level of other participants. |
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| His interest in travel and history contributed to a phenomenal general knowledge. |
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| Of course, to gain that aura, the chefs have also had to brush up on their social skills, mannerisms, deportment and general knowledge. |
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| He was also learning the meaning of words, their derivation and more while broadening his general knowledge in leaps and bounds. |
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| While one section is devoted to literary terms, another attempts to provide general knowledge on a range of topics. |
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| By contrast, an employee was free to use any skill or general knowledge acquired during employment. |
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| He was then asked ten general knowledge questions and, in order to go through to the next stage, he had to correctly answer seven out of the ten questions. |
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| He had originally proposed an idea for a tamer programme, aimed at a young audience but with contestants sitting demurely on a sofa answering general knowledge questions. |
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| His concreteness and limited fund of general knowledge suggested a mild degree of intellectual impairment. |
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| As well as being a fascinating read, it is also a fantastic source of general knowledge and a great help in answering quiz questions and solving crossword puzzles. |
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| They should use their imagination, intuition and general knowledge to foretell what will happen to the people in the coming year. |
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| Undertakings tend to free ride on the general knowledge created by others, which makes undertakings unwilling to create the knowledge themselves. |
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| It is helpful if the site facilitator has a general knowledge of health services. |
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| Game shows, we know, test general knowledge, the ability to think on one's feet and other qualities we look for in our leaders. |
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| It goes without saying that good language skills and wide-ranging general knowledge are fundamental requirements. |
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| This region is involved in semantic memory, processing word meanings and general knowledge about the world. |
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| Despite their international significance, general knowledge of international fuel prices, data and facts remains pronouncedly rudimentary. |
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| Obama's generally chummy relationship with Hollywood is general knowledge now. |
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| But this is all in the past, and I am just bringing it up to enrich your general knowledge, which can always be improved. |
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| Training and retraining courses for trainers enriched by general knowledge subjects, recognize the best interests of the child. |
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| Megableu is also synonymous with personal enrichment in the areas of general knowledge and culture. |
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| The Commission experts visited Turkey in order to improve our general knowledge of Turkish legislation in all the areas concerned. |
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| It is general knowledge that this testimony generated considerable commentary and public interest. |
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| Knowledge about specific trades is not needed to complete the tasks, but your general knowledge of construction will be useful. |
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| She fires questions at them, most requiring only basic general knowledge. |
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| People who have no general knowledge desperately want to appear on TV quiz shows where they can be baffled by the simplest questions in front of millions of people. |
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| People will be able to test their general knowledge at a quiz night. |
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| Next Tuesday a general knowledge quiz open to teams of four will be held. |
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| It will also identify and cognize the categories, regularities and principles of warfare in interconnection with the general knowledge about the war. |
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| It promises to find out which memories hit home and which fell by the wayside and to sort the champions from the also-rans with a final round of quick fire general knowledge. |
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| Out of regard for safety and security, certain kinds of information must be withheld from general knowledge, yet democratic society rests on maximum possible transparency in government. |
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| Four multiple-choice questions queried general knowledge. |
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| Perfect mastery of the native language is essential, as is broad general knowledge and a willingness to read up on the subjects chosen for classes when acting as user and to prepare speeches when acting as speaker. |
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| Thus, limiting general knowledge to academic handbooks or encyclopaedic publications would not correspond any more to the reality of research and technical work. |
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| The written exams focus on general knowledge, collision regulations and local knowledge, while the oral exam focuses on local knowledge, ship handling and regulations. |
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| It would be difficult for any of us to say how many of our beliefs, opinions and sentiments and how much of our general knowledge we have imbibed from fiction. |
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| If the Portuguese did in fact map the northern, western and eastern coasts, this information was hidden from general knowledge. |
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| At a second level, established through ostensive communication, common ground includes also general knowledge of enduring relevance. |
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| We have a general knowledge that's probably comparable. |
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| The capability of industrial exploitation must be derivable by the skilled person reading the patent description with the benefit of common general knowledge. |
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| The exercise also enabled the Office to quickly acquire a general knowledge of the management and administrative systems and practices of the Court. |
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| Yet, ignorance is culpable only if one does not seek out and utilize other relevant information and knowledge, such as general knowledge about the type of situation that one may encounter. |
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| The student must demonstrate a profound understanding of the articles on the reading list and be able to evaluate them critically, taking into account general knowledge of the state of the art in the field. |
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| Quizmaster John Humphrys will crown the champion brainbox after the usual specialist and general knowledge rounds. |
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| All team members have in-depth knowledge and experience in their fields of expertise and a broad general knowledge of the work conducted by other experts in related fields. |
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| Follow up with role-playing to expand your staff's general knowledge in each OSHA safety and health area. |
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| Protecting that democracy and its citizens from serious threats sometimes calls for intrusive methods and requires that certain information about these activities be withheld from general knowledge. |
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| It's a little difficult for me to know what level to pitch this at, because I'm not sure what the general knowledge its, but I'll try to make it simple, and if there are questions, you can pepper me with them later. |
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| Situational factors include that the referent of the NP is accessed from an extralinguistic environment, such as the physical environment and general knowledge. |
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