Sentence examples for because of the understanding from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Arafat might also feel pressure to bring him back because of "the understanding that many Palestinians share that if Abu Mazen resigns it might be the end of the road map".

I, for one, would have been happy to see the Times relax its obscenity standards because of the understanding that real human speech is always part of the story, and people curse — more often than not, under circumstances in which cursing is appropriate.

A worker would stay with one company for an entire career because of the understanding that workers would accept lower wages when they were young in exchange for higher wages when they were older, even though they might be performing at a less robust rate.

The Oil Mining Lease (OML) was not indicated because of the understanding reached between the researcher and the company before the data were made available.

The techniques also had equal focus on mama Mkubwa as well as the children because of the understanding that children are the best communicators of their internal subjective feelings and, therefore, they were facilitated to express themselves freely.

Because of this, understanding the 3D distribution of stacked QDs is essential to understand and optimize the functional properties of a wide range of devices.

difficulty in recognizing that biological and religious reasoning are different, difficulty in understanding the scientific status of evolutionary science because of the limited understanding of scientific methods.

The teaching approach was designed to address two difficulties: difficulty in recognizing that biological and religious reasoning are different, difficulty in understanding the scientific status of evolutionary science because of the limited understanding of scientific methods.

Quarantine is much modified in modern practice because of the better understanding of communicable disease.

Because of the new understanding of tumors at the molecular level, some experts predicted that cancers would soon be classified by their molecular characteristics rather than the anatomical site of origin as is current practice.

No useful predictive marker exists because of the limited understanding of the mechanisms regulating paclitaxel sensitivity (Dumontet and Jordan, 2010).