Sentence examples for knowing enough about from inspiring English sources

Failure, he argues, results not so much from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) as from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

Failure, he argues, results less from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) than from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

And I don't mean knowing enough about technology to be masters of our own data.

But investors have complained of being asked to approve schemes without knowing enough about them.

These communities have largely kept to themselves, knowing enough about public perception to not want to attract prying eyes.

A race with little or no competition carries the risk that Texans will have to vote without knowing enough about the person they're electing.

They simply have not gotten it through their heads that intelligence is about knowing enough to make smart decisions at all levels, on all subjects, not just about stealing very expensive secrets on a handful of what they call “hard targets” China, Iran, Russia and a few others.

I did not know whether he was right or wrong about my knowing enough.

He had the autodidact's anxiety about not knowing enough.

We should settle for knowing less than everything about everything, but knowing enough to make informed choices, the very foundation of democracy.

Because becoming code fluent is about more than simply knowing enough javascript to get a job.