Sentence examples for know well from experience from inspiring English sources

Parents may know well from experience the mood and behavioral consequences of a missed nap, but science doesn't actually yet know very much about the biological purpose that naps serve for children this age.

As Britons know well from bitter and recent experience – after the pro-Brexit camp cut through with the utterly bogus claim that Britain sent £350m a week to the EU – a willingness to lie can be a powerful asset.

And, as I know well from my experience with the Exxon Valdez oil disaster, a spill in remote, pristine waters will be devastating.

All these countries are suffering some form of a balance-of-payments crisis — an affliction the fund knows well from its experience in crises in Southeast Asia and Latin America in the 1990s.

Stargate knew well from their experience in London how quickly fads come and go in the pop business; a massive smash such as Adele's "Someone Like You," with its heartfelt lyrics, accompanied by simple piano arpeggios — no arpeggiator required — could be the beginning of the end of urban pop.

Texas is a track I knew well from my training at the Mario Andretti Racing Experience.

It is a story most surgeons know well, often from personal experience.

Many of his tall tales came from his experiences traveling the five continents, which he grew to know well as an international businessman and entrepreneur.

As the At War blog knows too well, from firsthand experience, arms identification can be very difficult.

The suppliers, who know us very well from our experience with Elektra in eight Latin American countries, were receptive to our plan.

Some research analysts see parallels to the tobacco litigation, parallels which Kraft's parent company, the Altria Group, knows all too well from its experience with Philip Morris.