Sentence examples similar to count on knowing from inspiring English sources

Don't always count on your client knowing their color inspiration and even if they do it is in your benefit as their professional planner to be on top of the current color trends.

City officials had been elated by the verdict, but did not count on any additional money, knowing that the results were still far from clear.

This happened often, and I almost came to count on it, knowing that it wouldn't last.

Davis's dream hails back to a more romantic time, when instead of saving auto companies, men founded them — and marketers could count on people knowing that a divan was a romantic piece of furniture.

You can just count on them knowing what beats you're supposed to hit.

A highest common factor would be a state of mind that would, depending on one or more given factors, count as knowing, but in absence of these factors, count as something else.

And we give up on knowing?

I rely on knowing how to pitch".

insist on knowing where you are at all times?

However, other accommodations depended on knowing details of local norms.

They may insist on knowing your passwords.