Sentence examples for broader understanding in from inspiring English sources

We're seeing a broader understanding in Europe, especially in Germany, for the importance of the software industry to the global economy.

However, as these end points are regarded as stringent, analyses at molecular level could provide a broader understanding in the alteration of biological pathways, including responses induced from environmental stressors [ 28].

The design and operation of a packaging filling line is a complex task, calling for a multidisciplinary team, within which each will require a broad understanding, in addition to their own specialist field.

The business secretary stepped up the pressure on Osborne as he became the first cabinet minister to confirm there was a "very broad understanding" in the coalition of a reciprocal deal that would see the tax shift from income to wealth.

On a broad understanding, in which morality, or perhaps better to say ethics, is concerning with the idea of living well, it seems that communism can be assessed favourably in this light.

What is fascinating, though, is that there is a broad understanding in Europe that politicians will lie about contestable numbers, as they do everywhere; a born-again Paul Krugman said it best about George W. Bush: "you needed some grasp of arithmetic to realize that you were being conned".

Patients' perceptions of problems and incidents may thus add to a broader understanding of problems in in-patient care [ 3].

But there doesn't yet seem to be a broader understanding, even in the mainstream feminist and pro-choice movements, that promoting adoption has its problems too.

Some 40 years of pharmacogenetic research indicates that knowledge of human genetic diversity is essential to a broader understanding of variation in human drug response, and suggests that drug therapy tailored to the genetic characteristics of the individual may be a realistic goal.

Inspectors found some lessons focused too much on completing "narrow written assignments" that gave students little opportunity to debate issues, extend their thinking and develop a broader understanding and skills in the subject.

"Anything that we get from Rosetta sets us up for a much broader understanding of comets in general," Taylor said.