Sentence examples for for instance know how from inspiring English sources

He did not, for instance, know how to drive a car.

"Without input from the media – and I recognise that there must be exceptions to this where a journalist or media organisation is under suspicion – they could not possibly, for instance, know how the use of surveillance could actually place the life of a source, or indeed of a journalist, in danger and other such considerations," added Black.

It doesn't, for instance, know how to deal with Marshall Taylor Will Fortee doing clueless), a persistent country club swain with a yen for Mickey who has a habit of showing up at the least opportune time.

How many investors, for instance, know what is in their portfolios and, more important, how those assets work — or do not work — together?

How many people, for instance, know that the women who dance in lap-dancing clubs pay the owner to do so?

So it would not be possible, when eating canned peaches packed in syrup for instance, to know how much of the sugar came from the peaches and how much was added by the canner.

Engineers can calculate the maximum stiffness of a given material in a given shape; for instance, they know how to give airplane wings their maximum strength using a given alloy.

"…I think it's very important that they give you the options and … for instance, to know how long do you think the tablets can keep the cancer away … and what's, what's the success rate is for being operated on, as well because that's important in your choice.

For instance, he knows how to pivot.

"A diabetic, for instance, may not know how to read sugar levels, let alone figure out what the numbers mean.

There are some people who say, Simon Johnson [an M.I.T. economist who was formerly at the International Monetary Fund] for instance, "Oh, we know how to shut down these banks.