Sentence examples similar to leading know how from inspiring English sources

And both the leading tabloids know how to cover a massive lottery win.

The greatest mystery of the 2014 mid-term election is the question of why all of our leading analysts knew how important it is for Democrats to have a compelling economic message aimed at middle class voters, and yet we managed to get to the end of the election cycle without coalescing around an effective narrative.

None of the leading lights of the GOP know how to talk this way anymore.

Young men who got rich quick bought luxury cars they did not know how to drive, leading to numerous fatal accidents.

Like all unpleasant dreams, it might reflect an experience from the day before (a visiting aunt's too-tight hug, the pressure of a seatbelt) but it may also reflect a psychologically distressing situation (such as a relationship at school that the child does not know how to navigate, leading them to feel metaphorically trapped).

One leading fund manager said: "I want to know how many people in an organisation are paid more than the chief executive.

Even a radiation oncologist who is a leading proponent of the MammoSite treatment, Dr. Frank A. Vicini, wants to know how it compares with traditional radiation.

Many children do not know how to swim and families are large, leading to decreased adult supervision.

This helps you to know how to make out and the process leading up to it.

Of course, we do not now know how the market will fare in the last two months leading up to November.

Procurement is long and bureaucratic, often leading to inflated bids by a small group of companies that know how to navigate the process.