Sentence examples for instance knowing from inspiring English sources
For instance, knowing what we know now, should Jeb's father, the first President Bush, have launched his Gulf War, in 1991?
Which is the way you are about, for instance, knowing what's the next shot, so you can enjoy your break.
For instance, knowing that dunes give pine snakes a place to create dens, managers might make sure that sandy areas are not overtaken by scrub forest.
But off-road cycling isn't only about riding skill; it is also about riding knowledge — for instance, knowing what to do when heading up a hill that becomes too steep to climb.
Germany, for instance, knowing how the power of Alfred Hugenberg, a media baron, aided the rise of Hitler in the 1930s, has been particularly determined to avoid concentration of media ownership.
Offset by our own awareness and hindsight – for instance, knowing that Butterworth was killed in the Battle of the Somme, at the age of 31 – that life-affirming imagery makes the point by contrast even more effectively.
In some instances, knowing that a statement came from him actually increased people's support for it.The shock of the newIt was against that promising background that Mr Cameron held on January 17th the first private meeting of Tory MPs since the beginning of his campaign to re-position the party.
Because it does, we are going to go from a system that inquires solely into voluntariness as a matter of fact, but to a system which inquires in the first instance about knowing waiver of Fifth Amendment rights and we accept, the court said, the proposition that there may be other ways to do this.
For instance, without knowing anything about its context of utterance, we can surmise certain things about the sentence, "we don't want to hurt him, do we?".
So for instance, without knowing the answer it can work out how tall the Eiffel Tower is by inferring that it is shorter that the Empire State Building but higher than St Pauls Cathedral.
It's not the same as an open mic night where you sing your own songs, with no recorded track and a level of professionalism expected (for instance, actually knowing the words).
