Sentence examples for primed to understand from inspiring English sources

So they're historically primed to understand neighbors as variations on their own themes.

Christopher (born in 1985), Kyle (1988) and Howard Jr. (1990) were too small during Howie's prime to understand what he did for a living, and Diane rarely took them to the stadium; they were happier fishing in a pond.

"Jim and Zack's past experience at Yammer has primed them to understand modern workplace communication and bridge the gap between end users' and businesses' needs".

He says that from birth to age seven is a crucial bonding period between parents and children and is the best time to start priming them to understand your work.

You have to ask the prime minister to understand the details".

Molecular scale information is of prime importance to understand ions coordination to mineral surfaces and consequently to aid in the design of improved ion exchange materials.

It's almost 50 years since Harold Wilson was described as the first British Prime Minister to understand the importance of television.

"You don't need a phone call from the prime minister to understand that Israel's interest is with the United States taking military action because it's a message to Iran.

Nor was it that he was too anti-business; the public are not in love with big business but they do expect a prospective prime minister to understand the fundamentals of the market economy.

"Speaking with considerable emotion," Powell recalled, "the taoiseach said that he wanted the prime minister to understand that the Irish government and people did not want a role in Northern Ireland.

The science adviser may also serve as what I have called an "honest broker of policy options", helping the president or prime minister to understand the scope of available choice on a particular topic.