Sentence examples for know-how circulated from inspiring English sources
Informatics training for staff was prioritised, in-house expertise in information technology was high, and technical know-how circulated informally among staff.
While social remittances (or social transfers) are the ideas, practices, and know-hows that circulate along migratory paths (Levitt 1998; Levitt 2001).
A Knowledge Jam is "a process for bringing out know-how via a facilitated conversation between 'knowers' and 'seekers,' with a built-in step to circulate or 'translate' what was learned," according to Pugh.
We don't know how far they circulated but presumably they went far enough for a recipient down the line to tip off New Matilda.
One thing that's pretty easy to do, once you know how rumors are circulated, is throw off others trying to figure out what you are up to.
Accumulate industry know-how.
How circulating cytokine levels relate to GCH is not clear.
But another portion -- no one knows how many dollars circulate in Vietnam -- gets stashed at home.
In one text message, she said, Mr. Mays admitted taking the picture of her naked in the basement but said that he did not know how the photograph had been circulated.
Reuters doesn't know how widely the items have circulated.
