Sentence examples for firmly understanding from inspiring English sources
"Carney was decisive and responded firmly, understanding the scope and magnitude of the crisis.
These studies highlight the use of rational engineering and the benefits of firmly understanding the in vivo clearance biology of a biotherapeutic.
Opposing the death penalty is not rooted simply in the pursuit of justice, but, perhaps more firmly, in understanding the world's fundamental injustice, and the ease with which an attempt to permanently balance the scales ultimately imbalances them further.
These results place more firmly into context that robust prediction and/or indicator utility will require a more firm understanding of microorganism distribution in the landscape, the nature of host sources, and transport/environmental fate affinities among pathogens and indicators.
If we keep our eye firmly fixed on the goal of understanding human disease and improving human health, we will surely have an impact.
Even before the opening credits have finished rolling, the young Hitler is firmly established as a psychopath who requires neither pity nor understanding.
As indicated, this relationship is important in the context of recent developments in Australia where understanding the relationship between social-contextual variables and health outcomes is firmly on the policy agenda.
First, it is more firmly grounded in a theory of power, so that achieving empowerment or freedom necessitates understanding power relations.
But I firmly pointed out that that was not fair, and that we should be more civil and understanding about it.
The framework for understanding malaria in the environment was derived from miasmatic theory and medical geography, anchoring the disease firmly in particular landscapes.
