Examples of using Knowledge could in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
This kind of knowledge could lead us to better treat
The very thought that knowledge could bring anything except absolute bliss was laughable.
Formerly, knowledge could only be found in libraries
That knowledge could free us to be more imaginative in changing the way we relate to our environments, and one another.
for He knew that only this Knowledge could make him happy.
researchers predicted that when human knowledge could be expressed using logic with mathematical notation,
This knowledge could potentially help predict glaucoma in patients who do not yet show symptoms of vision loss as well as help doctors choose the best course of therapy tailored specifically for each patient.
This knowledge could be used for everything from lowering consumers' moods
If you ever had opportunity to travel to other lands, such knowledge could add immensely to your enjoyment of the trip-far more than having along a transistor radio.
In the 1950s and 1960s, researchers predicted that when human knowledge could be expressed using logic with mathematical notation,
This empirical knowledge could be formulated without speaking about God
Written as existentialism fell out of favour among French intellectuals, the ambitious work sought to define a new philosophical epoch in which knowledge could be best understood as arising from‘large formal systems' that change over time.
Knowledge can be a burden.
Knowledge can only be based on knowledge. .
Knowledge can be transferred, wisdom cannot.
But such knowledge can improve a couple's sex life.
Knowledge can only be demonstrated.
Sometimes, knowledge can be dangerous.
This inferior knowledge can be acquired directly or indirectly.
Knowledge can be equally powerful to parents too.