Sentence examples for particular know how from inspiring English sources

All of us as parents in particular know how anguished it must be for children to be in these circumstances.

Mr. Barnatan and Ms. Weilerstein in particular know how to put across passionate, Romantic works like these with vigor and style.

The two Eds, in particular, know how the chancellor thinks, and can tell staff almost immediately whether their ideas will find favour or be rejected out of hand.

The conceptual design phase is an underlying process of innovation, but some steps are recurring in both stages, so one can also use particular know how from conceptual design for other phases of product development and vice versa.

"Bears in particular know how to recognize the birdfeeders," Dr. Koontz said, "and if you have one on a post they will actually knock the posts over to get to the feeders.

I expect Saracens to beat Northampton, and Wasps in particular know how to beat both of these sides, as their stunning 64-23 win at Allianz Park in February and last weekend's win against the Saints showed.

You want in particular to know how they managed to do so much work.

The world-weary cynicism of old age can work in your favour: In particular you know how to lower your expectations.

Thus, the aim of the work was to provide insights into the historical relationships of this group of phage; in particular to know how they have dispersed through Australian factories, whether the population has changed in size through time, and whether there are alleles that may provide an increased fitness to the phage that carry them.

But the Republican bosses, in particular, do not know how obstreperous the firebrands in the lower ranks will prove.

Lin Goodwin, the associate dean at Teachers College, describes Relay thusly: "What they are doing is teacher training, to follow a protocol, to be able to perform in a particular context, to know how to work in this way.