Sentence examples for knowing how that from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't every American business, especially (but not only) small businesses, benefit from knowing how that can be done?

(Jeb Bush, before insisting that he misheard the question, said that he would still vote to authorize the war in Iraq, even knowing how that turned out).

Then in September 2013, Zuck's one-year promise not to sell will have ended, but there's no sign he'd want to sell too much, especially knowing how that could be perceived.

I cringed a bit, not knowing how that was going to turn out.

And coupled with the fact that there are only – at best – weak laws currently in place to stop that kind of data from being exploited, there's no way of knowing how that could be used by governments, corporations and police forces around the world.

Right now there's no way of knowing how that happened, why it happened or who did it.

"What we've seen here is what looks like an addictive product, a harmful product to the consumer, that's been allowed to go onto the market without knowing how harmful that product is.

People knowing how much that cartoon meant to me might assume I identified with the animator, but I actually wanted to be the cartoon.

At the moment, the Government has no way of knowing how much that disabled person facing six cuts stands to lose.

There were several police officers out, so I asked why they had brought out police dogs the night before knowing how insensitive that is in African American communities.

"We go into the draft looking for the best player," said Reese, knowing how much that formula contributed to two Super Bowl championships since he was hired as general manager in January 2007.