Sentence examples for broad understandings of from inspiring English sources

All the research participants held broad understandings of NCDs which encompassed their social as well as their biological lives.

Having a broad understanding of this history has helped me quickly see the significance of Nash's contribution.

From the beginning, Peekskill, a city of about 24,400, had a broad understanding of the term artist.

Obama encouraged Howard graduates to "be confident in [their] blackness" and to embrace a broad understanding of racial authenticity.

Only in Britain is a broad understanding of your nation's past regarded as anti-European, if not downright racist.

That workers take on multiple roles also means that they have a broad understanding of the business, he adds.

It contributed nothing to a broad understanding of the two religions by either their respective practitioners or interested observers.

Unfortunately, economists do not have such a broad understanding of the natural world in which they operate.

But in what appears to be the first admission to the contrary, Blears said: "The committee did have a broad understanding of what the capabilities of GCHQ were".

Moreover, he cannot match Mr. Gejdenson's broad understanding of both local concerns like protecting federal jobs in the district and complex questions of foreign affairs.

Levithan creates four different stories with vastly different characters, which all revolve around the broad understanding of the term 'being gay' and the purpose of the LGBTIQ community.