Sentence examples for terms of knowing from inspiring English sources

"In terms of knowing the enemy we used to need to know the name of the Syrian president and chief of staff," Yaalon observed.

They have a sensibility about them in terms of knowing good basketball.

Now, this tells me how to find the angle between two lines just in terms of knowing the slope.

And Cissy was just the right bridge in terms of knowing what kinds of things we could push or where we could take the students.

But I'm a lot further down the line in terms of knowing what we're dealing with, what the problems, strengths and opportunities are".

"Maybe we are going to have to admit that there are some problems that are intractable in terms of knowing answers to problems.

In Felton, Woodson said he saw "a tough kid" who is "getting better in terms of knowing how to run a team".

Scientists have lagged a bit in terms of knowing exactly what is going on, but we can now see a strong trend that things are changing.

"It's real simple because you have the closer and the shortstop that are a layup in terms of knowing they have to get done," he said.

A mother and father whose newborn survived for only a number of hours have told the Irish News they do not regret carrying the pregnancy to full term in spite of knowing their baby would not survive.

"And it's a huge distraction for the players, too, in terms of not knowing when they're going in, having to sit for so long.