Sentence examples for know-how created from inspiring English sources

Through them, Zemeckis conjures a counterworld of 1974, a prelapsarian moment of pride and possibility, in which an ingenuous assertion of economic strength and engineering know-how created a grand artifact that the snobs turned their noses up at but which was already self-evident to the masses as a mighty and glorious achievement.

In other words, these companies are either based on the know-how created in the university (and this is a reason for lawsuit) or business is not directly related to the commercialization of innovation.

We wouldn't know how creating money and giving it to the public — "people's Q.E.," it is sometimes called — would work out until it was tried.

We wouldn't know how creating money and giving it to the public—"people's Q.E.," it is sometimes called would work out until it was tried.

I for one will sleep better knowing someone has the know-how to create them.

We may, however, already possess the technological know-how to create a viable substitute: virtual reality.

What hurts with THE WHISTLER is knowing Grisham knows how to create great characters.

"To this day, no one knows how Ed created the Coral Castle.

You can also create your own spreadsheet if you know how to create formulas to do the calculations for you.

Make sure you know how to create a good economy.

Make sure that you know how to create all of the required stitches.