Sentence examples similar to lose know how from inspiring English sources

It was particularly anxious about losing know-how in small cars that it is counting on to spur its recovery in America and that it feared would find its way, via Sberbank, to Russian carmakers.

It was particularly anxious about losing know-how in small cars that it is counting on to spur its recovery in America and that it had feared would find its way to Russian carmakers.

Tyler also chucks in the strangely prescient line: "You've got to lose to know how to win".

Know where you're going, and know the streets well enough so that if you get lost, you know how to find your way out without having to look at a map or ask for directions.

They were mad to lose it, you know how much they pay for the Premier League, and they couldn't even find the money for Mel and Sue.

But my younger self didn't know so much about fear, didn't have so much to lose, didn't know how little influence his acts of resistance might have.

"You need to learn to lose before you know how to win.

He has never lost and doesn't know how to lose.

If he loses, he will know how to capitalize on what future opportunities may be there".

I hate losing elections, I know how badly you feel, and how hard it is, but there is too much at stake to be selfish right now. 3.

Of life in Marseille, Mr. Izzo wrote, "Even to lose, you have to know how to fight".