Sentence examples for good understanding between from inspiring English sources
"They are a well-balanced team, with good pace in the wide areas and a good understanding between the lines.
Riham Barghouti, the university's communication officer, says there is a good understanding between staff and the administration at the university, but life on half a wage is getting tougher and tougher.
"There's always been a good understanding between the two states and the two organising committees - we're working together pretty well".
"There is a good understanding between both clubs and we have already the proof in the pudding with Paul Dummett going back there to their first-team and Conor Newton has kicked on since last season.
The All Blacks had also practised their line-outs, and as a result had a very good understanding between the player that threw in the line-out ball, and the player who was supposed to receive it.
The good understanding between the patroons of the Amsterdam Chamber left nothing to be desired; Burgh, Godyn, Blommaert, and van Rensselaer, before signifying to the directors their willingness to start colonies, made an agreement to work the projected colonies on joint account, each under the direction of one of them.
Grasping specific mechanisms related to the rebound effect requires a good understanding of interactions between heterogonous agents on multiple markets.
These methods give a good understanding about relationship between plants, Jamu, and their efficacy.
Currently, people do not have a good understanding of the interface between protein and mineral, a hybrid interface between organic and inorganic constituents in biological materials.
A good understanding of the pounding between girder and abutments of a skewed bridge is crucial for the integrity of the bridge.
Where admissions have been centralised, it is even less likely that admissions staff will have a good understanding of the interplay between language proficiency, academic qualifications and previous educational culture.
