Sentence examples for off the understanding from inspiring English sources

"Psychologically, when, at a protest, people start to spray graffiti or they break a bank window or a brick goes through a cop car, it sets off the understanding that there's a different mode of activity that's happening.

Three decades ago, especially in Rittenband's courtroom, a case would often be resolved with an off-the-record understanding among the lawyers and the judge.

It could also help epidemiologists pick up where field studies fall off, honing the understanding of human factors in the spread of disease.

It was a stand-off based entirely on the understanding of mutually assured destruction.

This is known among prison governors as "sale or return": when a prisoner is difficult, the governor ships him off to another prison on the understanding that, if he acts up there too, the second prison can send him back.

Still, these injuries are responsible for more than half of the muscle injury-related lay-off. 2 The understanding of these most frequent muscle injuries/disorders with the highest impact on lay-off time is still limited and warrants further scientific evaluation.

Current efforts aim at avoidance of off-target effects, the understanding of siRNA-triggered immunostimulation, and evasion of interference with cellular regulatory RNA.

Later observation-based checklist tick off points which leave the understanding of the context of the observation behind decreases the value of teacher education programs.

10.38am: Blair says he has an understanding of off-the-record briefings.

According to her, it's not professional behaviour to launch into a detailed description of the history and rules of Quidditch complete with diagrams and "Say this teaspoon is a broomstick, right" demonstrations just because someone makes an off-the-cuff remark about not understanding the game.

Most of all, they pulled it off by understanding the world of modern media better than the media understood itself.