Sentence examples for a sufficient understanding of the from inspiring English sources
But that isn't a sufficient understanding of the experiences of most poor people.
It raises the question about whether local authorities have the skills and resources to gain a sufficient understanding of the care market in their area.
"The bank could be challenged to replace the three senior staff and in particular find a new CEO who not only has a sufficient understanding of the investment banking business to run Barclays, but also has the credibility and ability to swiftly address the weaknesses that the Libor incident revealed and stakeholders' perceptions of the investment bank," Moody's added.
In its report into what went wrong at RBS, published in December, the FSA criticised Goodwin's conduct as chief executive, in particular his decision to press ahead with a deal to acquire Dutch rival ABN Amro "without a sufficient understanding of the risks involved".
Reducing the wear can only be achieved by gaining a sufficient understanding of the interactions which cause it.
This can be attributed to a lack of both political will and a sufficient understanding of the urban rail systems [16, 17].
However, this is only practical where a sufficient understanding of energy flows in the system is already known.
Vorderman declares "more than 300,000 16-year-olds complete their education without a sufficient understanding of maths to help them avoid the sort of debt consolidation company that she endorsed for 10 years".
First, we do not have a sufficient understanding of tumour biology or interactions with the host to reliably predict which lesions will progress to malignancy and which will be prevented from expanding or even be eliminated by the host (Folkman and Kalluri 2004; Bissell and Hines 2011).
In the very next sentence following the initial statement of the cogito, the meditator says: "But I do not yet have a sufficient understanding of what this 'I' is, that now necessarily exists" (Med. 2, AT 7 25).
