Sentence examples for building know-how from inspiring English sources

"I think working in Africa is both brave and smart: Brave because we are currently investing our time and money in building know-how in these parts of the world; and smart because Africa is the next big market, as the Chinese have already understood before anyone else," he said.

Second: building know-how.

"No one will be able to match his achievements, his dedication, his support for colleagues in need and his team building know-how".

The best entrepreneurs have their choice of investors, and will choose those that have cross-border networks, company building know-how and those that can act quickly.

There's a big question of whether India's tech sector has a worrying lack of product-building know-how.

The idea is surprisingly simple if you know how the PS2's analog controller is wired and have some circuit-building know-how — requirements which leave me out.

"This whole building knows how Bolton dealt with people," a dismayed senior state department official told me.

"Everybody in the building knows how to cross over the roof," said Carolyn Goldstein, 70, of the seventh floor, who has lived in the building for 28 years.

"Anyone who's walked around a city looking up at the grandeur of the towering buildings knows how small you can feel amid such giants," Baraty told HuffPost in an email.

One of Mendes da Rocha's earliest projects, the Paulistano Athletic Club (1958), has been described as having a metal roof suspended on steel cables that "seems to hover like a spacecraft". His public buildings know how to play nicely with their neighbors, and the architect insists that private homes be good citizens too.

Most will test them at home, building local know-how.