Sentence examples for knowingly short from inspiring English sources

Never knowingly short on confidence, Mr Jobs reckons it will be "the best office building in the world".

Those doing moral wrong knowingly would fall short, and hence count as not acting freely merely by virtue of their wrongful conduct.

The jury determined, however, that Mr. and/or Mrs. Shorter "knowingly and voluntarily" assumed the risk of bleeding to death and attributed 75percentt of the fault for her death [103 Wn.2d 650] to her and her husband's refusal to authorize or accept a blood transfusion.

He looks back at her knowingly, and gives a short, beastly roar.

In an interview over the weekend, the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, criticised Scheer for "fearmongering", saying the Conservative leader was "deliberately and knowingly spreading falsehoods for short-term political gain".

The brokers could then lend this apparent inventory of stock to short-selling hedge funds for fees that were several times higher than those from lending freely available shares.Whether prime brokers knowingly benefited from naked shorting could become clearer as the SEC looks more closely at the links in the chain of the lucrative securities-lending world.

Indeed, in the non-sports world companies often knowingly (blindly?) sacrifice their brand for short-term profits.

However, I think it's important to note that this device is, in short, the first tablet Amazon knowingly released.

But that suggestion falls short of a claim that he knowingly gave money to terrorists.

"Ride a Stearns and Be Content," proclaimed an 1896 poster by Edward Penfield that knowingly touted a bicycle with a specially designed short seat.

But again they came up short on evidence that Habibi was knowingly connected to drug-running (his lawyer says he had no idea how the money was being used).