Sentence examples similar to a store of know-how from inspiring English sources

On others, a bit of know-how.

You don't have to go into a comic book store and have a know-how showdown with strangers.

They don't require a hungry teenager at the corner grocery store to know how many calories a day she should be taking in, or what percentage of that total that bag of potato chips represents.

Mike McGuire, a media analyst at Gartner, likens eMusic to a boutique record store that knows how to service a small but devoted niche, compared with the mainstream clientele of big box online stores like Amazon or iTunes.

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A store of aggression helps.

Van der Hoeven plans to transfer some of that know-how to supplying better in-store meals and stocking his stores' delis with more gourmet offerings.

First thing's first: Dr. Elise G. Hewitt, president of the American Chiropractic Association's (ACA) Pediatrics Council, recommends shopping at a sporting goods store because employees know how to fit backpacks.

Google's Play store for Android has taken five years to start competing effectively with Apple's app store, because Apple knows how to create an online store that's interesting and engaging to navigate, while Google does not.

But Ricky Lee, an employee at the store, doesn't know how much they're selling for.

Additionally, if stored specimens are used for viremia determinations, there is a need to know how storage conditions affect virus stability in order to define conditions that would adversely affect accuracy of test results obtained using such samples.