Sentence examples for develop a new understanding from inspiring English sources

We must develop a new understanding of the true purpose of our existence on this earth.

Self-Determination Theory was used to develop a new understanding of sport consumer motivation.

Marraccini's dissertation, "Feminist Types: Reading the Victoria Press," uses digital humanities methods and archival scholarship to develop a new understanding of nineteenth-century feminist print culture.

The group's overall goal is to develop a new understanding of the historic relationship of the Caucasus to the rest of the world and a new view of the relationship between climate and society over a long period of time.

This shift mirrors the shift in economics to behavioral economics, which applies knowledge from the fields of social psychology and the cognitive and behavioral sciences to develop a new understanding of how people think and behave in markets and economies.

In the 20th century, the Swedish archbishop Nathan Söderblom's attempt to develop a new understanding of the notion of the saint led to a rediscovery of saints in the Protestant realm.

Together, the psychologists developed a new understanding of judgments and decisions made under conditions of risk or uncertainty.

"What we're doing is developing a new understanding of criminal behaviour, as well as whole strategies and styles of what I call problem-solving research".

"During this crisis, the U.A.W. developed a new understanding of the realities in the 21st-century global auto industry," he said.

The results also showed that the disabled characteristic attributes of the initial metaphors were restored as the participants developed a new understanding of traumatic experiences.

In fact constrained by the competition's rules those thousands of teams were in danger of proposing a solution that would not be optimal, in part because they were driving after error reduction in the existing system rather than developing a new understanding of how people share information about products, likes, services, content.