Sentence examples for even understanding that from inspiring English sources

Thus, even understanding that structural and social relationships are a source of HRD, public service organizations must still recognize that both the reliability and sequential order of coupling HRM and capability development is a factor moderating organizational outcomes associated with, for example, 'corporate' accounting change interventions.

You are victim of it without even understanding that it is happening.

I made this film for all the teachers who pour their hearts into children, yet live in a world where there is scant appreciation or even understanding that teaching is no mere job, but a manifestation of love, a calling.

Even understanding that sowing confusion and chaos with this scattershot approach is a conscious Trump strategy doesn't help to clear the head.

Subtle difficulties in interpreting abstract meaning in communication, comprehending metaphors, and even understanding jokes that are often seen in right frontal lobe stroke patients may not be detected by the family and may also be under diagnosed by clinicians [82].

We still must have much more hard science conducted for years into the future to even come close to understanding that prehistory.

Understanding that association, even close, does not necessarily imply causation, we consider this an interesting and important result.

"If I feel that the criticism of Carl's record is misplaced, then I won't do it, even while understanding that it's important to be supportive of Cuomo's election efforts," he said.

Looking at this new section of the exhibition, I was reminded that Ms. Wells-Barnett was sparing in her use of pictures or even illustrations, understanding that likenesses of these events were a form of brutality in themselves.

We pledge allegiance even while understanding that America is always a work in progress and we have yet to fulfill our nation's founding promise of equality for everyone in our society.

It is urgent he says, even while understanding that urgency itself is a cause of stress, because it's his theory that all the ills and ailments of today's children -- everything from asthma, diabetes and allergies, to ADHD, autism and learning disorders -- are linked to the stress levels of their parents.