Sentence examples for she better understood from inspiring English sources

Darci Crowley de Anda said she better understood now that "there's a sense of fun that everybody needs".

She embraced a gas-tax "holiday," derided by energy experts and editorialists, in arguing that she better understood the travails of ordinary Americans.

Once I explained to the hiring manager some of the differences between military and civilian culture, a lot of her intern's mannerisms made more sense, and she better understood the bridges that needed to be built the next time a veteran joins her team.

She's probably let you down before -- likely earlier on, before she better understood her illnesses -- and she'll no doubt let you down again.

One doctor described herself as having been "quite blind as to what things cost and the limits of things", whereas after working within a rural hospital for a year she better understood how to allocate and work with scarce resources.

F3, who felt strongly that she better understood and dealt with her pain from a fractured thumb because she had viewed the X-ray herself, also commented on the importance of trusting the doctor, who told her he was 'happy with the positioning of the fracture'.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), who sped out of the meeting Thursday morning, is unlikely to comment before she better understands how the legislation affects Alaska, which would greatly suffer as a result of changes to how individual insurance plans would be subsidized.

If a policymaker wants to unmask the identity of a redacted name that she comes across in a report, so she can better understand the intelligence, she can make that request to the N.S.A.

Barker is known as a war writer, but she might be better understood as an observer of institutions: hospitals, prisons, schools.

After that meeting, Senator Gillibrand emerged from Vogue's offices high above Times Square with a list of stores and vendors that Ms. Wintour suggested she visit so she could better understand how trade affects businesses in the city.

But with the genetic basis better understood, she said, she hopes that more researchers will find merit in treating this disease, which can cause severe emotional and mental distress.