Sentence examples for future know how from inspiring English sources

An added attraction of what would be a spend-to-save measure - the cost of moving people around the country offsetting much of the cost of redefining roles within the service - is that government would, in future, know how many places, of what kind, were needed in which part of the country.

Before leaving office, Gov. Perry said that he would propose three signature bills "just to let future Texans know how Rick Perry marked his territory".

I was particularly taken by one argument on the panel which was that European tech startups are going to be the multinational companies of the future: we know how to launch across borders, we're used to cultural differences and with English as a second language (in most cases) we can deal with the large US market pretty well.

How will future chefs know how to make the best if they don't use the best products available?" The family doesn't stop with education.

It will be very important in the near future to know how the inflammatory pathways interact with different cell types and immune tissues resulting in the progression of NASH.

Pete Redfern said: "It's quite hard if you're looking at a future site to know how that policy balance will end up, because local authorities feel more threatened by starter homes than by anything else".

Even if there's nothing majorly wrong with your bike, the aim is to prevent any major future disasters – "you know how you replace the oil in a car, before the oil needs replacing so that the car engine doesn't mess up?

The real question is how much will it cost in the future..you do know how old the preset tunnels are right?

Qualitative analysis showed that the most expressed need (to receive more information on their future conditions) has the meaning to know how their future life will be affected more than to know his/her actual prognosis.

Future audiences may never know how the material was first released, but it hardly matters.

Ms. Abbott says she will inherit money in the future but does not know how much.