Sentence examples similar to having a close understanding from inspiring English sources
Last month, Facebook appointed a new "head" of Workplace, Karandeep Anand, who came to Facebook three years ago from Microsoft (and thus has a close understanding of enterprise software).
For instance, any surgeon would typically have a closer understanding of routines and practices of any other surgeon than of a protein chemist.
When operationalizing the term community health worker, we followed the American Public Health Association's definition; that is, frontline public health workers who are trusted members of and/or have a markedly close understanding of the community served.5 All relevant intervention studies meeting this criteria were included with no restrictions based on research design.
Defined as frontline health workers who are trusted members of, or have a markedly close understanding of, the community served,5 community health workers can serve as liaisons between agencies and the community, facilitating access and improving services and, in particular, improving the cultural responsiveness of those services.
To ease model development and use the system represents vegetation dynamics in a way that has a close correspondence to the structure of understanding communicated by vegetation ecologists.
9.11pm BST Post script I have talked to somebody with a closer understanding of the legal situation.
In the deep oceans, we still have a one-in-three chance of discovering something new, whereas in the North Sea we are close to having a full understanding of all the species it supports".
There are opportunities for philanthropy everywhere, and I firmly believe that people can make the most change in a physical area that they know well, as working somewhere close to home means having an increased understanding of the needs of that community.
I want a portrait to bring a viewer closer to the subject, for that viewer to have a greater understanding and feel closer to someone else". .
