Sentence examples for about its understanding from inspiring English sources
In particular, it would have been nice if insurer A.I.G. had been a bit more humble about its understanding of the risks facing the housing market before it went ahead and wrote tens of billions in insurance on mortgage-backed securities, tens of billions that effectively ended up sinking the firm and forcing it into the arms of the government.
So what does the coffee value chain say about Europe and about its understanding of economic "partnership" with its former colonies?
But the Administration's persistent push for the 28percentt cap on the value of charitable gifts it has been advocating for such a change since taking office, long before talk of any grand bargain raises serious questions about its understanding of the value to American society of philanthropy and the non-profit organizations it supports.
CSI is hitherto under-explored research area because of problems about both its understanding and its management.
However, sometimes in these quotidian statements, the Republican Party shows a little too much about its true understanding and beliefs about how they would like the US to work.
This is not the way my generation acquired its understanding about the gods -- the action was merely a small part of the story and seldom rendered in graphic detail.
As with Swiftkey's other keyboard apps, iOS users are also required to grant 'full access' to use the app — which means the company pulls data about emoji usage to feed its understanding of emoji trends (and to power predictions).
At the same time, it weakens the central conceit (and what is best about the book), which is its understanding that the bees have nothing to do with us.
And its lack of apology shows a lack of insight or understanding about its actions; it is not fit for purpose.
The resilience of a city can be strengthened whenever decisions or choices are made in a city about its future, and understanding the risks faced by a city.
The Activity 4 (Specification of flow expressions) was also evaluated about its easiness of understanding (see Table 22).
