Sentence examples for competition know how from inspiring English sources

Maybe they didn't want to let their competition know how much of a win-win this could be.

Never mind: the competition knew how to circumnavigate this inconvenience.

In terms of competition we know how good they are.

"It's better to be the second," said Ms. Saunders of Halstead, "because then you know exactly what your competition is and you know how to price.

In fact, Dr. Randall recalled colleagues telling her, "There's a girl in this competition who doesn't know how smart she is".

Now, you know how this competition works?

"We like to know how the competition is performing so we can make sure we're better," Mr. Howat said.

Mr. Kasparov played sluggishly and tentatively throughout the monthlong competition, often seeming not to know how to respond to Mr. Kramnik's aggressive maneuvers and implacable defenses.

This means your competition presence requires you to know how to be a strong negotiator to everyone thinking they will make a deal out of your valued home.

Here's an idea: You know how these competitions often have one show devoted to performances, another just for giving the weekly results?

"We won it two years ago and know how important the competition is — we want to win it again," Zabaleta said.