Sentence examples for course we know how from inspiring English sources

It is sobering reading, and of course, we know how grim the situation is.

"Of course, we know how things deteriorated into the Sabres finding themselves tied with the Carolina Hurricanes for dead last in the Eastern Conference on Feb. 17.

Of course we know how that turned out, but as Seth points out: "It was the biggest science story of the year – people didn't riot in the streets.

Of course, we know how that one ended: anecdotal evidence points to the fact that many of those who returned unwillingly were among the first to flee the recent escalation of violence in Burundi in April 2015.

When you hear 'conflict resolution,' most of us think that's really intuitive and of course we know how to do it – but in reality, when I got into a real leadership position, I really did need those things.

Of course, we know how that's turned out.

The course emphasizes what we know, how we learned it, and what is left unknown.

We can't do much to prevent a snowstorm, of course, but at least we know how to respond to one.

So that means that when instead we start high and go low, we're dealing with emission where we have excess energy that the electron's giving off, and that energy is going to be equal the energy of the photon that is released and, of course, through our equations we know how to get from energy to frequency or to wavelength of the photon that we're talking about.

The dean of the university's faculty of computing and engineering, Prof Richard Millar, said: "Only in the course of time will we know how many of these students will accept the offer.

Jackie Sanders, the charity's director of public affairs, said: "This survey makes clear that information is not shared as a matter of course with foster carers and we know how damaging this can be to their families and fostered children.