Sentence examples for been made knowing from inspiring English sources

Former Huddersfield captain Peter Clarke says the club need to be realistic and the appointment will have been made knowing they may be playing in the Championship next season.

In the past, although enormous efforts toward generating high-throughput genetic and molecular data have been made, knowing how to integrate genetic and molecular data and unravel underlying mechanisms of cancer remains unresolved.

The court said public officials may not win damages for defamatory statements regarding their official conduct unless they can prove "actual malice," that is, that the statements were made knowing that they were false or with reckless disregard of whether they were true or false.

But the unlikely partnership was made knowing full well that getting a peace deal passed under Duterte's presidency was the MILF's best shot at favorable terms with the government.

The staff here are proud of what they're making, knowing that the products that leave here will bear an American flag.

I didn't necessarily have a reason why at the time but I naturally [spent] less than what I was making, knowing I wanted to enable myself some freedom.

His reason is that one can know that a promise that agents A and B will not, say hold hands, has been made, without knowing who is responsible for ensuring that that promise is carried out.

Levesque's logic only deals with a single agent, and therefore, a number of attempts have been made to generalize only knowing to the many agent case.

But perhaps there's money to be made by knowing what you don't know: Women are actually good at investing; better, arguably, than men.

The great deals are made by knowing how to watch a business.

Lord Justice Toulson said the ruling to back the structure was made despite knowing "it instinctively seems wrong".