Sentence examples for chance of understanding from inspiring English sources

Going along with this appearance can cause errors in reporting such cases as predominantly political, which in turn can inhibit the chance of understanding such individuals.

Christie knew detail mattered; she knew that those who ignore the apparently minor have little or no chance of understanding greater truths.

It's helpful to offer advice and support in their dealings with student finance, however – "it's not that complicated, but you probably have a better chance of understanding it than your son or daughter," says Rubinstein.

It offers this country a better chance of understanding what went wrong and what correctives are needed than the reckless Republican mudslinging that for weeks dominated public discourse in the aftermath of the calamity.

After two hours of extracting long-lost French from my brain, I figured I might have a fighting chance of understanding the play, especially since I'd read it in high school.

One does not assume that children have to know all about these matters at the age of seven, but the curriculum should be designed so that by the time their compulsory history teaching ends they have a chance of understanding the complexity of the process of historical inquiry.

The Hubble Space Telescope, after almost 12 years of peering deeply into the recesses of space, will soon get a new look and a new way of looking that astronomers say will broaden their chances of understanding the workings of the universe.

Regeneration of ancient cartography in digital form is an interesting way not only to preserve historical cartographic documents as Cultural Heritage, but also to allow new chances of understanding and using the historical information they record.

Accounting for intraspecific diversity and local adaptations will only increase the chances of understanding and predicting population responses to fishing pressure, environmental impacts, and global climate change, and thus successful management efforts and sustainable fisheries [5], [6], [37].

If these were shared with the patients, then moderators stood better chances of understanding their clients and vice versa [ 23].

But as it cleaves the peptide backbone, trypsin also destroys any chance researchers have of understanding how posttranslation modifications are linked.