Sentence examples for correctly understanding from inspiring English sources

Correctly understanding how technology affects finance and business is vitally important for the welfare and prosperity of ­nations.

Because correctly understanding this kind of premise is understanding that, if you mow the lawn you will give your five Euros.

But the committee called for an end to all settlement activity, including "natural growth," correctly understanding that there is nothing natural about political outposts created and encouraged by the Israeli government and designed to retain control of Palestinian land.

Such problems may e.g. involve difficulties opening containers, swallowing large tablets, breaking tablets by hand, or correctly understanding the user instruction.

As environmental inequalities are inherently a spatial matter the choice of scale is essential for correctly understanding inequality issues and for designing proper and effective mitigation policies.

Reading Platonic texts and correctly understanding some of their doctrine, Augustine decided for himself that Christianity was possible only if he went further than any churchman said he was required to go.

Starting out on the right foot by setting up legal and funding structures correctly and understanding local tax requirements to make sure the basics are right from day one is key for success.

This relates directly to the growth of the 'gig' economy and matters enormously for the effective design of the tax system across the income distribution, both in terms of measuring incentives correctly and understanding evasion and avoidance.

Tapawera students were well-versed in the terminology of the logging industry, naming heavy machinery correctly and understanding the growing and logging of trees and the importance of associated income to the region.

"Taking medications correctly and understanding potentially dangerous interactions between drugs, supplements and even foods is challenging," said Chief Executive Jason Oberfest, who co-founded the company with Gerald Cheong.

Correct answers coupled with incorrect reasoning indicate students who guessed correctly without understanding phylogenetic trees.