Sentence examples for managed to understand that from inspiring English sources

"Thatcher managed to understand that China is not Argentina and Hong Kong is not the Falklands," wrote the Global Times in an editorial, referring to the war over sovereignty she successfully had led to retain the islands in the south Atlantic, claimed by Argentina, shortly before the Hong Kong talks began.

At one level, India's fascination with Wodehouse is indeed one of those enduring and endearing international mysteries, like why Pakistanis are good at squash but none of their neighbours is, or why the Americans, who can afford to do anything the right way, have never managed to understand that tea is made with boiling water, not boiled water.

But we did manage to understand that apparently, the Lot provides power for the region, and that periodically the water is "let out".

Through her sobs, I manage to understand that she has just spoken to her daughter and that it's true about Sergei -- sudden heart failure after swimming in a cold river.

It can take time for your parents to manage to understand that they cannot change your gender identity.

The idea is that the only way to ascertain that we have managed to understand how living cells function, is to realise their program ourselves (in vitro), by producing a synthetic cell (Russel et al. 2012; Carrera & Covert 2015; Van den Belt 2009).

His friend usually managed to understand.

In the last week or two, the Labor Party has managed finally to understand that its wide lead in the polls rests not so much on its own record, but on the perceived incompetence of the opposition.

"I hope that they manage to understand towards what abyss the Kiev authorities are going, dragging with them the whole country," said Putin.

Key to managing this incident was to understand that the community had chosen to live in Esperance because it was a pristine environment.

Anyway, two problems with football fans today: hopeless shortsightedness and a dispiriting inability to understand that managing a football club well and consistently is quite a bit harder than it looks.