Sentence examples for With the knowhow from inspiring English sources

Fleming imbued his westerns with the knowhow of a native Californian.

"For the first time, those charities and voluntary sector organisations across the country with the knowhow to help people with real difficulties in their communities get back to work are being given the chance to do just that," he said.

Throughout the primaries, he was able to benefit from months of wall-to-wall free coverage of his campaign rallies on rolling TV news channels, so Trump is only now adding to his team a group of seasoned operatives with the knowhow to establish a formidable ground operation.

His trade war is making it more necessary for more American brains with the knowhow that China needs to spend time in China.

Now Pruitt is poised to name a deputy with the knowhow and experience to further cement his legal standing.

And here's this game, with the knowhow to re-work a 50-plus-year-old footprint I've seen plenty of times.

TM Yes we do find it and it's true that today working closely when we bring the technology and the knowhow with local communities, with inhabitants, with local government or central government is key; water does make a difference and it has to be adapted – the delivery, the models, the methodology and the technology even has to be adapted to the home population we are serving.

Mr. Milosevic and his inner circle have been not only war criminals, extreme nationalists and mafiosi, but also apparatchiks with the bureaucratic knowhow to carry out lethal policies.

They can use browsers like Tor or Brave instead of Chrome, and they can build their own email servers with the right knowhow to avoid Gmail or Yahoo.

There was good reason: Apple's template — sleek-looking stores with open displays for consumers to try products and "genius bar" staff members with the tech knowhow to answer questions — has been widely copied.

Ketema and Bauer (2012) reported that the farmers' knowledge gained through training enables them to be equipped with the technical knowhow required for constructing conservation structures and it makes them far-sighted to look for long-term benefits through sustainable production and land management practices rather than immediate benefits obtained at the expense of soil quality.