Sentence examples for even fully understand from inspiring English sources

Unable to quiet the unrest, or even fully understand it, Indian leaders this week sent the equivalent of a peace delegation to Kashmir.

So managerial discretion is the key if you want to benefit from the skills that the manager has, but you don't (and don't even fully understand).

Millions have quit smoking, for instance, and uncounted numbers have resisted darker urges to misbehave that they don't even fully understand.

For money, he would rely on gold coins and letters of credit — "a pretty complicated system which I don't even fully understand myself," Ms. Withey said.

Mr. Hoopes says that because it does not work face to face with employees, top management may not even fully understand what is going on.

Why would a soldier — who may not believe in, or even fully understand, what he is fighting for —  leave the safety of the foxhole to charge into enemy fire?

No one even fully understands why some horses bleed and others don't, or why horses might bleed in one race and not the next.

"They're not even fully understood in the DYFS offices," he continued, "and this raises inevitable questions that concern whether this system is too debilitated to support its own policies".

Nobody expects a U.S. standard of freedom of speech to be adopted — or even fully understood — in these societies; they will set their own political and cultural frameworks inspired by a still fervent desire to escape from despotism, whether secular or theocratic, and by the central place of faith.

This is no simple task, and in some ways, the process behind it is not even fully understood.

"The technology can have almost miraculous effects," says Warren Grill, the Addy Professor of Bioengineering at Duke but it's not perfect, or even fully understood.