Sentence examples for Real-world know-how from inspiring English sources

Businesses, even consultancies, like the idea of hiring students who have some real-world know-how.

The work is part fundamental science and part real-world know-how.

Universities have long brought in business leaders to inject real-world know-how into their lesson plans.

Like all good educational programs, it's fun to use; unlike many, it teaches real-world know-how.

It's that "real-world know-how" employers are looking for, Challenger said.

He said, 'Well, our productivity is our income.'" To guffaws, Mr. Obama added that "those of us who've spent time out here in the real world" know how hard it can be to make ends meet on a fixed or dwindling income.

I'm not sure that we know how, we as in the real world know how to do that" (Practice C, Provider 1).

Laffont and Tirole have combined their mastery of economic theorywith real-world telecom know-how to produce a gem of a book.

Anybody who has even a few years of real-world experience knows how hyper-competitive life in the boardroom, on the front lines and at all levels of corporate America has become.

But the "Real World" producers know how to put on a show.

As the crowd celebrated the dual victories, while Twittering mercilessly about Whitman's cash bar, the gubernatorial nominee explained that the worst nightmare for status quo lawmakers was of "two businesswomen from the real world who know how to create jobs, balance budgets and get things done".