Sentence examples for point to understanding from inspiring English sources

Implicit leadership theories (Alipour et al. 2017; Eden and Leviatan 1975; Junker and van Dick 2014; Lord and Smith 1983) suggest that the starting point to understanding leadership from the perspective of followers is to understand their leadership preferences, which represent followers' beliefs and expectations of what an ideal leader should be like.

Is there a point to understanding that someone who's a lifelong criminal and brutal killer is not just a brutal killer?

A good starting point to understanding your level of NEAT movements is to work out how much you move about the office.

But it is an essential starting point to understanding Mr Chávez, and thus to seeing what lies ahead for his country.

If you can see what's happening inside someone's brain when they are listening to a happy or a sad song, then it's a starting point to understanding how music affects human beings.

But Tenka Labs, which builds simple kits that help young students create small gadgets with the use of motors and other bits that connect to legos, is looking to be an even more basic starting point to understanding engineering.

This is a subtle yet important point central to understanding the power of the GO, one that is not always appreciated by both annotators and consumers of GO annotations.

Understanding this complexity will be essential in selecting therapeutic end points and to understanding how best to reach them.

It also pointed the way to understanding how the DNA sequence is translated into the primary amino sequence of proteins, which, in turn, determines the structure and function of an organism.

There is a related, but somewhat different point, which is important to understanding the theories we have canvassed.

As my colleague Roger Pilon likes to point out, the key to understanding the Constitution is in understanding the Declaration of Independence.