Sentence examples for how rather from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it now seems a matter of how, rather than whether, such a project will happen.

It is not how, rather how many; Spieth's 73 moved him to four under par.

Implementation is about the operationalising of the policy – the how, rather than the what.

By changing how, rather than how much, they pay partners, companies can improve supply chain performance.

I still remember how amazed I was and how rather comforting the amazement.

But when he talked about the how, rather than the why, he could sound more like a ward heeler.

In industrial processes, control and optimisation is often based on constructor know-how rather than on an understanding of the mechanisms involved.

Roger Kay of Endpoint Technologies Associates, a consulting firm, reckons cases that have the best chance of succeeding involve engineers with specific technical know-how rather than general managers such as Mr Hurd.

In this perspective, M&A in comparison to internal growth offers the advantage to the firm of providing a quick access to new technologies using proven know-how, rather than to set up 'ex-novo' new activities (greenfield) or do own R&D.

It's how many rather than how that counts".

That also highlights the issue of how well, rather than how much, City have spent.