Novelist and financial journalist Lanchester ("Capital," "Fragant Harbor") deeply comprehends how market forces influence daily lives.
In fact, it's impossible to work up any interest in hearing what these absurdly self-important and poorly drawn characters might have to say as they drone on about themselves, with some random asides about Islam, Dadaism, anti-Semitism and abstract matters like "the sublime of deeply comprehending the world".
My argument is that for a company to successfully scale, the CEO and team must have a clear understanding of what the company should focus on - an understanding that only comes from deeply comprehending all aspects of the business.
When you are trying to assess how deeply you comprehend the material.
"The wonder of this book is that the reader comes slowly, deeply, to comprehend the allure of a family world set staunchly against time, and the pathos of the author's struggle to let go of that world," Le Anne Schreiber wrote here in 2003.
He was hurt more deeply than anyone could comprehend".
It is sometimes hard for outsiders to comprehend how deeply tribal Britain is, and how resistant to the idea that there is a unifying notion of Britishness.
He was hurt more deeply than anyone could comprehend". As Thomas told his audience [at the Walter F. George School of Law] in Macon, anger is not a new phenomenon in his life.
To read this book is to comprehend more deeply the ways in which politics is fundamental to economic theory and practice and to understand why the economy requires political leadership in order to flourish.
The more deeply I come to comprehend the capacity of terrorists to evade surveillance, the more I want to be assured that where our agencies are constrained, the threat to civil liberty is real and not merely theoretical.
While the draft report did not accuse Baltimore of fraud, it said that Baltimore's persistent defense of the paper in the face of mounting criticism was "difficult to comprehend" and "deeply troubling". In his statement, Baltimore apologized to O'Toole, who had been the first to question the validity of the paper and whose reputation had been marred in the ensuing controversy.
