Sentence examples for clear knowledge of how from inspiring English sources

As one of them explains, whoever Mr Kerry picks to lead his Arkansas operation should have clear knowledge of "how this hierarchy works and be willing to honour it".It is not just a matter of money and connections.

The Whigs, the Dutch, Marlborough and Eugene failed for personal and political reasons to secure a favourable peace, adhering to the uncompromising slogan 'No peace without Spain' without any clear knowledge of how to accomplish it.

If the bill passes as written, investors will have more information about how their funds operate, and clearer knowledge of both how high a fund's expenses are and where the money is going.

The world has clear knowledge of this".

The final step then moves from the clear knowledge of the cause to clear knowledge of the effect.

This sequence improves our knowledge, taking us from confused to clear knowledge of something.

In doing so the court showed a clear lack of knowledge of how a clinical trial works and of its scientific assumptions (without selection of the patients it is simply impossible to speak about a scientific experimentation).

The knowledge of how to provide clear instructions and sufficient time, and how to monitor to determine when students need more of either of these, is not particularly exciting, but a lack of this knowledge may undermine all other efforts to support students in engaging in legitimate generative work.

Having muscle-memory knowledge of how to load, use, and clear malfunctions with your firearm could save your life.

The Republican activist said that what is clear is that the two men bring a battle-proven knowledge of how Washington works.

While Hair emphasises that he is talking in general terms and will not be drawn on bidding strategy, nor has any prior knowledge of how the auction will be structured, ESPN's goals are clear.