Sentence examples for a year understood from inspiring English sources

But Raney Aronson-Rath, the deputy executive producer of "Frontline," said that ESPN executives had for more than a year understood the ground rules of the collaboration: "Frontline" would keep editorial control of what it televised or put on its Web sites, and ESPN would have control of everything it televised or posted on the Web.

"Congress, especially during an election year, understands how the public feels about this issue," he said.

The participants included those who were practicing in Vancouver at least three times a week for a minimum of 10 years, understood and used both the Korean and English, and were willing to participate in this study.

It was the only way, without spending money we hadn't got – which we were never going to do – but the beauty is that you have a set of lads who have played together a few years, understand the club, value the support and want to be part of it.

Americans might never, in a million years, understand or empathize with the simmering tension and ancient rivalries between Sunni and Shia in Iraq and throughout the Middle East.

"It took me about a year to understand and to feel the support from the transgender community.

When a new government comes in, it takes up to a year to understand what the promise is, or was; then what the reality is; and the big economic reality outside.

Osborne seemed overly certain that the "squeezed 10%" earning more than £40,000 a year would understand his argument about means-testing costing more than living with a few anomalies.

Gadanho admits that it will take at least a year to understand how to best use the spaces, but it's hard not to think that the EDP Foundation's plan was misjudged.

Could five or six top software engineers over a year even understand, much less implement, solutions created over a couple of decades by hundreds, if not thousands, of engineers?

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