Sentence examples for knowhow helped from inspiring English sources

Connections, timing, hard work and strategic knowhow helped Demopoulos and the others get ahead and stay there.

First, Lahm has the speed of thought and positional knowhow to help compensate for the fact that Germany do not have particularly quick centre-halves.

We've piloted 31 collective switches, saving on average £131 in the first year and creating the knowhow to help councils give more power to people.

As human rights groups condemned murders carried out by Tunisian police, the French foreign minister, Michèle Alliot-Marie, said France would lend its own police "knowhow" to help Ben Ali's forces maintain order.

"For the first time, those charities and voluntary sector organisations across the country with the knowhow to help people with real difficulties in their communities get back to work are being given the chance to do just that," he said.

Juve had to do it the hard way, with Son Heung-min scoring first on 39 minutes, and in the process they needed to demonstrate all the knowhow that has helped them reach two of the previous three finals.

I didn't think they had a particularly poor team anyway, although more competition for places will improve the bunch, while Fletcher's knowhow will also help them".

TiE helped mobilize the information, knowhow, skill, and capital needed for starting technology companies, and its members provided seed funding to start-ups.

Sharing technological knowhow and manpower will help us become more competitive in the international IT market".

While I can but concur with such nibble knowhow, I can't help thinking they've missed the point.

But we shall defend our knowhow and vocation: to help the reader to feel like a citizen".