Historians and sociologists have examined this most complex episode in our history so that we may understand the issues of that time and apply our understanding to our own society.
We may understand the words and even the concepts we're exchanging, but we're not really understanding how we came to those conclusions, or why we're having those emotional reactions.
Packaging it as they have makes it easy to dismiss as naive proposals from idealists that may understand the urgency of climate change, but that don't possess a deep understanding of our energy systems.
Restaurants may understand the concept of portion control, but clearly, many of their customers do not.
Now he may understand the pitfalls of getting what you wish for.
"They may understand the ties to food consumption and health," Ms. Redmond added.
Yet while the Saudi elite may understand the need for Mr. Kerry's rhetoric, others in the kingdom see a downside for both nations.
It was also at MOMA, curated by Deborah Wye, now the museum's chief curator emerita, who may understand the artist's work better than anyone.
"As Fakih was not familiar with the stock market, I had to explain to him many aspects so that he may understand the trades I was making".
You may understand the concept of delegation, but you still may not know how to do it effectively in daily work.
(1) Geomorphology past and present is summarized so that readers may understand the tortuous learning curve that has brought the field to its present theories and practices.
