Sentence examples for short-term understanding from inspiring English sources

Second, I demonstrate how undocumented status leaves undocumented immigrants with a particularly pragmatic and short-term understanding of their working life in the United States, rendering their working conditions temporary and endurable to them.

Many problematic forms of self-interest really come down to a very narrow and short term understanding of what that interest involves.

However, in the short-term, parental understanding of their child's condition did not improve.

The battery included tests of non-verbal reasoning, short-term memory, understanding of grammar, reading skills, spelling, oromotor coordination and phonological short-term memory.

However, without short-term health effects understanding, it is not possible to project the effect of brief, highly elevated particulate matter levels on a roadside pedestrian.

Challenges include being too focused on short-term results and lacking understanding, business cases, and leadership vision.

Emphasis in this article is on variable speed wind turbines (VSWTs) capability to provide short-term overproduction and better understanding of VSWTs' mechanical and electrical limits to deliver such support.

Analysis of consumption expenditure is important for understanding short-term (business cycle) fluctuations and for examining long-run issues such as the level of interest rates and the size of the capital stock (the amount of buildings, machinery, and other reproducible assets useful in producing goods and services).

The global economy is clearly in a slowdown and there are growing fears of an approaching recession in the United States, but stocks have become so far detached from their fundamentals (thanks to Fed intervention) that economic data is nearly useless for understanding short-term stock market moves.

This approach is used extensively for understanding short-term HIV incidence [ 52].

The fixation probability of a mutant is useful for predicting short-term evolution and to understanding how the interplay between selection and genetic drift affects the fate of a new mutation.