Sentence examples for understand even less from inspiring English sources

While our understanding of transcription regulation is far from satisfactory, we understand even less about mRNA degradation regulation.

We understand even less about the altered coordination of growth and remodeling events in adaptation to a loss of functioning lung units caused by injury or disease.

Then, through some other science-y process I understand even less, the cells change structure and, with heat, keep the water inside.

We send people on missions, without really knowing why; we understand even less well the anger left behind in the places they have been and, perhaps, inside themselves.

It enables our state of perpetual warfare, and ensures that as little as we care and understand today, we'll care and understand even less tomorrow.

The most crucial point in the entire article was buried deep and was made only once: scientists, even the most eminent, read little philosophy or theology and understand even less.

Even President Trump prefers Supreme Court justices from the Ivy League law schools, a sign that he values the degree he holds from the Wharton School at Penn despite the fact that he probably learned very little about economics and understands even less.

I understood even less of the other episode I saw – but possibly because by then I'd given up, ditched my notes, and decided to sit back and just enjoy the view.

The child did not understand how a woman could have abandoned a man so subtle and gentle, and understood even less how she could have abandoned her son, who was also (as he was aware) since childhood (if not since his conception) a subtle, gentle person.

Glassy-eyed, anxious, ill-tempered and exhausted, the Biennale-goer suffers less from Stendhal Syndrome – with its fainting fits and hallucinations at experiencing an excess of great art – than a visual and mental fatigue, the result of having absorbed too little and understood even less.

It is obvious after reading Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar's Op-Ed that he understands even less about financing and balancing a budget -- as evidenced in his proposal to gather, move and warehouse thousands of wild horses at taxpayer expense -- than he does about the habits of wild horses.