Sentence examples for its knowing how from inspiring English sources

Aetna says that incomplete records forbid its knowing how many such policies were written.

In a vivid simile, she compares herself to the Hudson River, which "earns its majesty by knowing how to keep its own counsel," while he is "New England's blustering surf".

Israel stands in potential battlefields on all its borders, without knowing how the conflicts around it will sort out when the violence and uprisings end.

It's hard to judge the actual size of the government — or the actual scope of its work — without knowing how many of these people exist.

Yet, congressional committees are planning to vote on this massive bill next week without a single hearing, without knowing the breadth of its impact, without knowing how many people will lose their health coverage.

A number of Republican lawmakers have also expressed their inability to support the American Healthcare Act in its current form knowing how many of their constituents would lose coverage as a result.

But once the company licenses the software and installs its hardware inside intelligence and law enforcement agencies, the company says, it has no way of knowing how its spy tools are used — or whom they are used against.

It's knowing how to use them that's key.

You can't play it without knowing how to.

Judge it by knowing how your own constitution reacts.

Restrictive immigration laws passed since 1973 have generally upheld the conservative idea that, as the German philosopher Carl Schmitt put it, "a democracy demonstrates its political power by knowing how to refuse or keep at bay something foreign and unequal that threatens its homogeneity".