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A meal at Romera New York practically demands that you at least make an attempt to understand the thinking behind the plate in front of you.
In this study, we make an attempt to understand the role of such tilts and how often do they lead to the formation of ESF.
But not to even make an attempt to understand that the love you have for your living flesh-and-blood son should trump millennia-old religious texts written at a time when slavery was status quo, women were property and eating pork or shellfish was punishable by death or banishment is disheartening.
The key is to make an attempt to understand the patient's perspective.
Make an attempt to understand the figures & review this against the budget and target for your business.
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Sister Margaret, the superior there, has known Mazie for years and has made an attempt to understand her.
Few banks in the neighborhood even hired Chinese-speaking employees, and fewer still made an attempt to understand the financial world of immigrants, who were often paid in cash, sent much of their income home in remittances, and liked to stash valuables in safe-deposit boxes.
The police could have handled the event much better if they'd made an attempt to understand the culture of Critical Mass rather than assuming that any large group of independently (un organised citizens would obviously be out to cause trouble.
We have made an attempt to understand the main mechanism which controls the conductive heat transfer in the Årvollskogen borehole.
As mentioned in the methodology part, we have made an attempt to understand if crowdsourcing concept is a part of open innovation in B&M disciplines.
In this work, we made an attempt to understand the influence of the annealing treatment on CO sensing with tin dioxide based sensors.
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