Sentences with phrase «rudimentary knowledge»

Anyone with rudimentary knowledge of good economic theory can explain why government price controls are a bad idea.

In fact, the truth is that despite the fact that I run an online business, until recently I had only the most rudimentary knowledge of what a hashtag was.

• Lack of even rudimentary knowledge and / or support from the agent / life insurance company, on how to obtain decent investment performance from them.

Though never baptized as an infant, Kateri had received rudimentary knowledge about Catholicism from her devout mother (who had once been a captive, before marrying into the Mohawk nation and receiving full rights).

The NCLB assessments cover rudimentary knowledge in math and reading for fourth - and eighth - graders.

You'll also obtain rudimentary knowledge of veterinary laws and legalities.

Clients who have no or very rudimentary knowledge of English can trust her to give them the best defense in any court of law in Ontario.

To be honest, I only have the most rudimentary knowledge of the Dandy Warhols» music, so it was very entertaining to listen to the crowd sing one of the songs by themselves, as I'd never even heard of it.

Rudimentary knowledge of HTML code (or ability and willingness to learn a couple of quick basics).

Even at such a young age humans already have some rudimentary knowledge of the behaviour of solids.

The striking teachers — and politicians caving to them — lack a rudimentary knowledge of the real reasons teacher salaries aren't as high as they want and their school books and materials are old and scant.

For example, a rudimentary knowledge of Spanish enables specific knowledge of why some students may be using some spelling patterns, such as «ll» for a «y» sound.

As every parent with even a rudimentary knowledge of child psychology knows, you have to move crablike and stealthily in such matters, lest you wind up with the exact opposite of the desired result.

Besides a burning desire to tell a story and a rudimentary knowledge of craft, beginning (and not - so - beginning) authors need to have the three Ds: Dedication.

Not unlike writing, promoting yourself and your book successfully takes time, a commitment and a rudimentary knowledge of how to target your audience through keywords and SEO (search Engine optimization) *.

Unfortunately lots of people don't have the most rudimentary knowledge, and that includes the breeder as well as the buyer.

No one who has the most rudimentary knowledge would lift a finger to answer an advertisement like that.

Retail staff should have at least a rudimentary knowledge of what each clipper can do and how consumers can educate themselves further.

Consumers might not have vast amounts of financial education, but business owners must have more than rudimentary knowledge of the subject.

Of course, anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of soil science will know that decomposing biomass will initially «rob» the surrounding soil of nitrogen - and a quick search online has yet to offer an answer on why this isn't a problem in Hugelkultur.

What I learned is that the story of Magna Carta's origins and impact is far more complex than my rudimentary knowledge of it had assumed.

Invariably the self - represented accused comes to court with only a rudimentary knowledge of the trial process, often influenced by misleading depictions from television shows and the movies.

Why should you gain a rudimentary knowledge of HTML computer language?

More than two - thirds of American men and women are considered financially illiterate, lacking the most basic, rudimentary knowledge of simple financial concepts like savings, budgeting, credit or debt.

For this reason, it's best to choose a seasonal job where you already have some rudimentary knowledge.

• Remarkable mathematical skills • Rudimentary knowledge of motor vehicle engine • Familiarity with fuel transportation safety guidelines and policies • Knowledge of safe disposal of empty fuel tins for recycling

There is a lack of rudimentary knowledge to the extent that there is still no reliable estimate of how many Aboriginal people live in the region.